`::POV would dictate a need to remove truth; as the saying goes, ``the truth will set you free.`` ::I've been doing lyrics for some 40 years and I know what people need to hear: the truth. ::I understand your style manual, etc. – we use the California Style Manual out here – but for you to edit a very important part of the Copyright Law: 17 USC Copyrights § 201, House Report No. 94-1476 [ownership]: is akin to coming in here and just deleting things as you please. ::Everyone (in Music) knows who Morris Levy, Peter Tripp, Alan Freed, and Dick Clark were and the scandals surrounding the Payola cases of the late 50's and early 60's; I think its important to leave this info in there. ::Also, its hot news. Don Henly, formerly of The Eagles (we need semi-bold for names or titles in italics), was sued by several members of his entourage for allegations of slavery. ::Refusing ownership to things someone else has stolen is very much the issue in copyrights. ::The things that you can or cannot copyright, legally, that's the issue; not what happens after you copyrighted it. ::You can't justify your definition here if you're hiding an important part of it. ::   `