Problem with playing music

I have had my Sansa E250 for about 3 months now getting close to 200 songs. The songs have been working fine but suddenly some of them stopped working and came up with this message (Sinchronize to Continue your Music subscribtion) I tried taking off and putting them back on but it didn't work. Could somone please help me. Shaun

Ether1 Jun 09, 2008

The songs have been working fine but suddenly some of them stopped working and came up with this message (Sinchronize to Continue your Music subscribtion) I tried taking off and putting them back on but it didn't work

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Renew your music svc sub and resync

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