Maria is a local musician who makes her living writing and singing music. At her summer home in Florida one day, Maria composed in her head a song about the beauty of the the ocean, and then she sang the song. Two years later, Maria heard a rival local artist sing the exact same song at a concert. If Maria sues the rival local artist for copyright infringement, Maria is likely to lose because Copying expressions for competitive motivations is permitted under the fair use doctrine Copyright laws protect inventors, not artists Maria failed to affix her song to a tangible medium The statute of limitations has passed