Ludacris, Marsha Ambrosius and David Banner will need their lawyers to help them sort out a lawsuit that claims the trio ripped off their 2010 collaboration "Be With You."
Soul singer Tyrone Davis and a publisher claim the song borrows heavily from Davis' 1979 song "Be With Me" off of the album, Can't You Tell It's Me.
Here's the really interesting part. The song "Be With You" appeared on Banner and 9th Wonder's collaborative album, Death of a Pop Star. The producer's are listed as Banner, 9th and Warryn Campbell, but according to a report by TMZ, neither 9th or Campbell are named in the lawsuit.
Listen to both songs below and let us know know if you think they sound alike.
David Banner Ft. Ludacris and Marsha Ambrosius "Be With You"
Tyrone Davis - "Be With Me"
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