> I don't think anyone could get away with creating this song and putting it to music.

I imagine that would depend on the music. If the music is as directly derivative as these words, that’s one thing. But if it’s some sad slow waltzy thing with strings and mandolins, and vocal pauses in all the wrong places, a lawsuit would seem frivolous.

> I see also where Google is very worried about ChatGPT

It should be. Compare this chatty answer with a screenful of search results.

What is an SFZ file?

An SFZ file is a file format used for sample-based instrument definition in music production. It is an open-source format, which means that it can be used and modified by anyone. SFZ files are used to define the mapping of samples to a keyboard, as well as various other parameters such as loop points, velocity mapping, and effects. They are often used in conjunction with a set of audio samples to create a virtual instrument that can be played using a software sampler such as Plogue Sforzando.