Ed Sheeran discusses copyright trial in new TV interview: “I have not done something wrong”

The singer was successful in a plagiarism case against him regarding his song 'Thinking Out Loud'

Ed Sheeran has considered his new high-profile literary theft preliminary in another television interview.

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The pop star was found to have not replicated Marvin Gaye's 'We should Get It On' for his 2014 Number One hit 'Verbally processing', a US court managed on Thursday (May 4).

The body of evidence was brought against the pop star in 2016 by Ed Townsend - one of the co-authors on Gaye's exemplary 1973 track - who blamed Sheeran for duplicating the melody on his 2014 hit.

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Recently (May 7), the artist showed up on CBS Sunday Morning to talk about his new collection '- ' and the case.

Of the discussion around the case, and why he felt it important to seek after triumph for all lyricists, and to start a future trend, Sheeran said: "There resembles four harmonies that get utilized in pop tunes. Furthermore, in the event that you simply think numerically the probability of this melody having similar harmonies as this tune — there's numerous, different melodies — it's generally similar four harmonies … you will get this with each and every pop tune from this point forward.

"Except if it simply stops, which I don't figure it does in light of the fact that it's a major cash business to prosecute things. Be that as it may, you can get found out assuming you've accomplished something wrong, and I misunderstand entirely not followed through with something. I utilized four harmonies that are extremely normal harmonies to utilize."