You can't copyright a title. You also can't copyright an idea. It would have to use the same lyrics or music to be a viable case.
Then again, we have a court system that ruled you can be liable for a "subconscious" infringement, so anything's possible.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Sweet_Lord#Copyright_infringement_suit
> Actually... I seem to recall a lawsuit shortly after Back
> Into Hell came out where another songwriter claimed Jim
> plagiarized a song called, "Objects In the Rearview Mirror
> Are Closer Than They Appear." I don't know where you'd
> go with that, though; there's no double meaning, no
> wistful rememberance of childhood past, no twist on the
> cliche. Unless he was singing about a car accident.
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