I can't play my songs

When i try to listen to my music my mp3 player will only play one song. every thing else works except my downloaded music. i tried to delete the songs but i won't let me. i also tried to format it and no luck. i read the owners manuel and it said i might need to purchase the rights to the song? how do i do that

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Well to purchase the rights for the song you can (and should !!) use Napster. Its completely legal, the software is free. You can choose to pay per month for a thing called napster to go. You can have that cause your mp3 player is comatible with that special. its 15 $ a month, you get unlimited downloads to your mp3 player! and all legally. Or you have the option to buy songs or albums for 1,19$ the song or about 9,99$ the album. And the selection of artist is huge. go to www.napster.com for usa, and www.napster.ca for canada.

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