HT201272 Hi, if I download all my songs from the purchased section on iTunes, will I have to repay for them all?

Hi,
Unfortunately I have lost about £350 worth of music on my iphone 4. I would like to download the music I have purchased onto my new phone.
If I go to the Purchased section on iTunes and hit Download all will I have to repay? Am not prepared to pay another £350 but obviously am desperate to get all my music back!! Would appreciate any advice

Are you completely sure?? Im afraid to hit the download all button as last week I tried to redownload about 6 songs and was billed again for them!
Thank you for replying so quickly
Can you also tell me if I sync to my new phone, these songs will be transferred to my new phone?

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