to be sung or to sing

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Sometimes I find it confusing to decide if a passive voice or a active voice should be used .
For example, in the sentence: This song is easy "to sing" or "to be sung"?
 
To sing this song is easy.
To be sung this song is easy.

Which would you opt for?
 
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