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The legal battle over "I feel like dying," continues. Cash Money Records and Lil Wayne have now been ordered to hand over financial records for his latest album to a folk singer who has accused him of copyright infringement.According to the Associated Press, on Wednesday, U.S. Magistrate Daniel Knowles III ordered the New Orleans rapper to hand over records about the sale of 2008's "Tha Carter III."
The lawsuit stems over allegations by South African born singer named Karma-Ann Swanepoel, who claims Cash Money did not have the clearance to sample her track "Once" on Wayne's "I Feel Like Dying."


In the suit, Swanepoel states that she had been approached by the rapper's label to sign a deal for the right to use her song. However, the track had already started getting massive airplay and Weezy had already been performing it live during his concerts.
Swanepoel is seeking a cash compensation of an undisclosed amount.