'I have not done something wrong,' Sheeran told CBS News. 'I used four chords that are very common chords to use.'
but was filmed before the trial, Sheeran defended the inevitability of such similarities.correspondent Seth Doane interviewed Sheeran and noted that his team did not want him discussing the case against him. He did anyway.“There’s like four chords that get used in pop songs,” said Sheeran. “And if you just think mathematically the likelihood of this song having the same chords as this song—there’s multiple, multiple songs—it’s all the same four chords.
You are going to get this with every single pop song from now on. Unless it just stops, which I don’t think it does because it’s a big-money business to take things to court. But like you can only get caught out if you’ve done something wrong, and I have not done something wrong. I used four chords that are very common cords to use.There are only so many chords common to Western pop music and they are, in often identical configurations, the building blocks of the form.
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