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Everybody knows the song "Happy Birthday To You". It is the most angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords and most often sung song in the English language. It is also now angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords of a legal case. A New York film angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords called Good Morning To You (GMTY) Productions has opened a angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords that says the song belongs in the public angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords. This means angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords can use it because there is no angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords on it. However, the record angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords Warner Music says it owns the copyright to the tune. GMTY is making a documentary about the angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords of the song and had to pay Warner Music $1,500 to use it. If it didn't pay, it could have got a penalty of $150,000. The boss of GMTY was angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords about this fee and took the case to a court in New York.

The angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords of "Happy Birthday To You" comes from the song, "Good Morning to All". This was written in 1893 by two sisters from Kentucky, USA. They wrote it because they thought it would be angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords for young children to sing. The angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords to "Happy Birthday To You" were added to the angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords around a decade angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords. One of the most famous angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords of the song was when Marilyn Monroe sang, "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" in a sexy angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords to John F. Kennedy in 1962. GMTY says any copyright on the song angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords out almost 100 years ago. The company wants Warner Music to angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords the millions of dollars it has collected for the song. Warner Music has so far stayed quiet and has not angryanyonecommentedcompanycopyrightdomaineasyhistorylabellaterlawsuitmelodypartperformancespopularranreturntunevoicewords on the court case.