Genius Lyrics
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Michael Jackson – Who Is It
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“Who Is It” was released on August 31, 1992, as the fifth single from Michael Jackson’s eighth studio album, Dangerous.
MJ wrote and composed the song himself.
The lyrics pertain
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Michael Jackson – Heal the World
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It is one of Michael’s many anthems on improving the world’s circumstances, grouped with other tracks such as “Earth Song” and “Man In The Mirror.”
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Michael Jackson (Ft. Janet Jackson) – Scream
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“Scream” was the lead single from Michael Jackson’s ninth studio album, HIStory, Past, Present and Future, Book 1. Released on May 31, 1995, the single–a duet between Michael and
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Michael Jackson – Dangerous
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“Dangerous” is the titular closing track to Jackson’s 1991 album. Despite its upbeat tempo and addictive rhythm, it was not released as a single.
The song has similar themes to
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Michael Jackson – Beautiful Girl
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Written by Michael Jackson, “Beautiful Girl” was recorded in 1998 during the Invincible sessions & later again in 2004. The demo was officially released in 2004 on Michael Jackson’
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Michael Jackson – Smile
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This lyric was written by Charlie Chaplin. It has been sung by other famous artists such as Nat “King” Cole, but Michael Jackson’s version has received the most recognition. His
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Michael Jackson – Behind the Mask
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“Behind the Mask” is a song written and originally recorded by Japanese electronic band Yellow Magic Orchestra. In 1982, a cover version was recorded by American singer Michael
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Michael Jackson (Ft. The Notorious B.I.G.) – This Time Around
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From the album HIStory, an uncharacteristically aggressive song, with vocals to match.
When Michael Jackson started hanging around Jordan Chandler, the boy at the center of the
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Michael Jackson – Give In to Me
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Give In To Me is the 10th track on Dangerous, Michael Jackson’s 8th album. In an album that heavily features the New Jack Swing style, this rock ballad once again shows Michael’s
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Michael Jackson – Billie Jean
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One of Michael Jackson’s signature songs, “Billie Jean” tells the tale of a young girl who claims to be the mother of Jackson’s alleged son. The song was the second single from his
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Jon Lajoie – Michael Jackson is Dead
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Michael Jackson is dead was written and recorded one day after Mr. Jackson passed away. The track explains the ridiculous transition of the medias opinion on the passed artist on
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Fatboy Slim – Michael Jackson
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Where do we go? Michael / Where do we go? Michael / Where do we go? Michael / Where do we go? Michael / Where do we go? Michael / Where do we go? Michael / Where do we go? Michael
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Michael Jackson – This Is It
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“This Is It” is the titular song of the This Is It album and also the last song on it. In it he describes a blossoming relationship with a woman that he had previously spent a lot
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Michael Jackson – Hollywood Tonight
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[Verse 1: Michael Jackson] / Lipstick in hand, Tahitian tanned in her painted-on jeans / She dreams of fame, she changed her name / To one that fits the movie screen / She's headed
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Michael Jackson – Leave Me Alone
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“Leave Me Alone” was a Michael Jackson song made in response to multiple false and negative rumors that appeared in the media and tabloids about him, occuring more frequently
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Michael Jackson (Ft. Paul McCartney) – The Girl Is Mine
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“The Girl is Mine” features the King of Pop and one of the world’s most-respected songwriters arguing over a girl. Released as the lead single from Thriller on October 18, 1982
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Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson – Say Say Say
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Say Say Say is a collaboration between Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson, two of the most successful and influential musicians of all time. It is found on Paul’s album Pipes of
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Michael Jackson (Ft. Marsha Ambrosius) – Butterflies
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“Butterflies” was released as the third single from Jacksons' album Invincible. The song was written by Marsha Ambrosius and Andre Harris.
Although it charted well on the
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Michael Jackson – Starlight
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“Starlight” is the demo version of one of Michael Jackson’s most notable songs: “Thriller”.
At the time, no one had even thought of using “Thriller” for what would eventually be
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Michael Jackson – Off the Wall
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The title track to Jackson’s breakthrough solo album, “Off The Wall” was released as a single in 1980, with a smooth, upbeat tempo.
The song revolves around the idea of having no
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Michael Jackson – Ghosts
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The song was made for the film “Ghost”. The movie was based around a whole neighborhood coming to this haunted house to find that Michael Jackson is a Ghost and he haunts them for
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Das Racist – Michael Jackson
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Das Racist claims this song was inspired by MostlyJunkFood – a baller-ass music blog (often called the “Michael Jackson of Blogs”..)
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Michael Jackson – Liberian Girl
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Liberian Girl is the ninth gem on the astonishing album Bad by Michael Jackson. It’s dedicated to Michael’s friend, Elizabeth Taylor.
Not released in the United States, Liberian
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Michael Jackson – My Girl
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I've got sunshine on a cloudy day / When it's cold outside, I've got the month of May / Well, I guess you'll say / What can make me feel this way? / My girl (My girl) / Talkin' '
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Michael Jackson & Justin Timberlake – Love Never Felt So Good
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Premiered on the iHeart Music Awards by L.A Reid & Usher. “Love Never Felt So Good”, featuring Justin Timberlake), was the first single released off of Michael Jackson’s second
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Flavor Flav – Michael Jackson
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Interviewer: We begin this morning with our exclusive interview with Conrad Murray the doctor convicted in the death of Michael Jackson / Conrad Murray: I don't feel guilty
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Michael Jackson – Ain't No Sunshine
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“Ain’t No Sunshine” is the first song on Jackson’s debut solo album Got To Be There. It is a cover of the Bill Withers hit.
Although Motown decided to make “I Wanna Be Where You
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Michael Jackson (Ft. The Notorious B.I.G.) – Unbreakable
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“Unbreakable” is the first track from MJ’s final album Invincible. It clocks in at a lengthy six minutes with a posthumously sampled rap from The Notorious B.I.G. from the
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Michael Jackson – Superfly Sister
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Michael Jackson is talking to the people who engage in dirty acts for pleasure. Telling them: “push it in, stick it out. That ain’t what it’s all about.”
This track has roots in
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Michael Jackson – Ben
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“Ben” is a song lyrically written by Don Black (music by Walter Scharf) about the subject – a boy and his pet rat – of the 1972 film Ben for its soundtrack. It was originally
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Michael Jackson – Thriller
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“Thriller,” known for having what is arguably the most significant music video (and dance moves) in pop culture, is the seventh and final single from Michael Jackson’s Thriller
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Michael Jackson – Why You Wanna Trip on Me
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“Why You Wanna Trip on Me” is Michael Jackson’s response to critics and the media about their obsession over him. At the same time, he provides a list of things that they can talk
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Michael Jackson – They Don't Care About Us
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The fourth single off Jackson’s album HIStory, this is one of Michael’s most controversial songs of all time and was accused of being anti-Semitic. The song is a plea against
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Michael Jackson – P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)
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“PYT” is the sixth consecutive top 10 single from Jackson’s blockbuster album Thriller. It also found varying levels of success overseas.
Producer Quincy Jones heard Jackson’s
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Michael Jackson – Blue Gangsta
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“Blue Gangsta” is a song off Michael Jackson’s second posthumous album Xscape.
It was originally recorded by the artist in 1998 and leaked in 2010. The official version now
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Michael Jackson – Will You Be There
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“Will You Be There” is the eighth single from the 1991 album Dangerous, doubling as the main theme for Free Willy, appearing on the movie’s soundtrack.
The prelude to the song
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Michael Jackson – Stranger in Moscow
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From the album HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I, this song was written by Michael Jackson while in Moscow in the midst of child sexual abuse allegations in the 90s. “
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Michael Jackson – Gone Too Soon
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“Gone Too Soon” was the ninth and final single released from Michael Jackson’s 1991 album , Dangerous. It’s actually a cover of a Dionne Warwick song, written by Larry Grossman and
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Michael Jackson (Ft. Stevie Wonder) – Just Good Friends
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“Just Good Friends” is a duet between the King Of Pop and the most Grammy-awarded male artist ever, soul legend Stevie Wonder. Bad was supposed to be a star-studded LP of duets
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Michael Jackson – Is It Scary
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“Is It Scary” was the third and final single from Jackson’s 1997 remix album, Blood On The Dance Floor.
There are gothic and operatic influences on the song’s production, most
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