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No. Before his death, Michael Jackson was acquiring the rights and legal trademarks of various songs (including some Beatles material right underneath Paul McCartney's nose and knowledge) but Michael Jackson never had the opportunity to get the legal rights to own the song "Happy Birthday."

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Whoever first register's knowledge of the song's melody, structure and/or titlewith the government office that handles copyright.

That person(s) is usually he/she who produced the chords/melody that are the song. Lyrics (the words) are sometimes registered separately but as with the rest of this, it varies from country to country.

The reason for this complicated process is down to the fact that money can be made from music. Sometimes a great deal of money. So who owns what has been made the subject of copyright law and thereby the province of lawyers.

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"Happy Together" was written by Gary Bonner and Alan Gordon in 1967.

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13y ago

Warner Chappell

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Q: Who owns the copyright to the song Happy together?
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