Ryannah J. - Puntirya | KARAOKE VERSION

Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8AE6HaqZNrheX6FTE08P4g/join Ryannah J. - Puntirya | KARAOKE VERSION This is A FAN MADE BY THE MIXED GENRE SONG LYRICS version of "Ryannah J. - Puntirya" As a devoted fan of the artist, I hold their original works in high esteem and appreciate the creativity, talent, and effort that goes into their music. My intention in sharing their lyrics is solely to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation for their music among other fans, and not to infringe upon the rights of the artist, their record company, or any other parties involved in the creation and production of their music. I understand that music, including lyrics, is protected by copyright laws, and I am committed to respecting these laws and the principles of fair use. I am aware that sharing lyrics should be done in a manner that does not replace the need for fans to support the artist by purchasing their music or other merchandise. I believe that sharing lyrics in this way can enhance the collective enjoyment and appreciation of the artist's work, and can even encourage others to become fans. However, I am committed to doing so in a way that respects the rights of all parties involved, and contributes to a vibrant and respectful fan community. This is because it contributes to the advancement of knowledge and learning. This is a use of a copyrighted work that adds something new, with a further purpose or different character, and does not substitute for the original use of the work. Transformative uses are more likely to be considered fair. It's to provide context or support the information I'm sharing. In my case, the purpose of use is non-commercial and educational, the nature of the work is factual, the amount of content used is minimal and necessary for the context, and my use doesn't affect the potential market for the original work. Therefore, it can be considered as fair use. However, I always strive to respect intellectual property rights and give credit to the ori