What do you do when you pay for a song download it and the title is correct but the song is not?

need help to download the correct song...title is correct but song is not..

Contact iTunes support.
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/
B-rock

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I have received an email from paypal confirming that a three month subscription for Skype at GBP39 has been debited to my account from [email protected]
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