Export Songs from iPod to the iTune Bibliothek

Dear discussion forum,
I am a new iPod user. I bought the big one with the colour screen (5th generation???).
A friend of mine put songs into the iPod. Now I want to export them from my iPod to the bibliothek of iTune.
I did not find any hint (at least I did not see it) how to do that.
Might be someone could help me?
Kind regards
Helmut
Dell Dektop   Windows XP  

Tschüß Helmut,
I am sorry, but you cannot do this, as it is illegal. By the way, bibliothek is called a library in English

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