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Listening closely, the lines from Lana Del Rey's "Get Free" blend into those of Radiohead's "Creep" seamlessly. The chorus of "Get Free" even echoes the opening of "Creep," making it difficult for casual listeners to differentiate the songs. This raises an important question: Is this similarity enough to constitute copyright infringement?
It's worth noting that songs often share chord progressions, especially popular ones like I-FlatIII or IV minor, which can invoke similar emotional responses. Nonetheless, the core issue revolves around intellectual property and whether the resemblance extends beyond coincidence into infringement.