Back cover of 'Thriller 25' album.
[ 5 7 5 syllable thing]
His Musica like Love,
Never shall we ever Part,
Forever in my Heart,
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Addictive,
Unforgettable,
Amazing
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His voice so much like a drug,
Something special to love,
Sexy,Smooth and easy to love
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So unique,
If only there where più like him,
As different as he is,
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How i miss Michael Jackson,
Tears brought to my eyes as he died,
But his legend lives on
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Different,
But unique,
My idol <3
His Musica like Love,
Never shall we ever Part,
Forever in my Heart,
[ 3 5 3 syllable ]
Addictive,
Unforgettable,
Amazing
[ 7 5 7 syllable ]
His voice so much like a drug,
Something special to love,
Sexy,Smooth and easy to love
[ 3 7 6 syllable ]
So unique,
If only there where più like him,
As different as he is,
[ 7 8 7 syllable]
How i miss Michael Jackson,
Tears brought to my eyes as he died,
But his legend lives on
[ 2 3 2 ]
Different,
But unique,
My idol <3
The Michael Jackson estate just laid the schiaffo, smack down on a bunch of Michael Jackson wannabes -- all over access to Neverland.
The wannabes are actually in a Michael Jackson tribute band named "Neverland" -- a name the MJ estate feels is a violation of its trademark.
Long story short -- the MJ estate wrote a scary legal letter demanding the band change its name ... and it did ... to Foreverland.
Here's the catch -- "Foreverland" still owns the rights to the domain name neverlandsf.com -- and its willing to give it back to Camp Jackson ... for a cool $30,000.
In short, the Jackson estate told the band to "beat it" -- and gave them until February 2011 to begin forwarding all web traffic to the new foreverlandsf.com ... o else.
The band tells us they're currently going over their options.
"Lawyers from the Jackson estate have forced us to change our name."
The wannabes are actually in a Michael Jackson tribute band named "Neverland" -- a name the MJ estate feels is a violation of its trademark.
Long story short -- the MJ estate wrote a scary legal letter demanding the band change its name ... and it did ... to Foreverland.
Here's the catch -- "Foreverland" still owns the rights to the domain name neverlandsf.com -- and its willing to give it back to Camp Jackson ... for a cool $30,000.
In short, the Jackson estate told the band to "beat it" -- and gave them until February 2011 to begin forwarding all web traffic to the new foreverlandsf.com ... o else.
The band tells us they're currently going over their options.
"Lawyers from the Jackson estate have forced us to change our name."
