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    RIP, my hero

    Thursday, June 25, 2009, 07:44 PM EST [Music]

    I could spend hours telling what Michael Jackson  meant to me, but as you can imagine, it would last  forever...

    Michael Jackson was more than a performer.He was a teacher.Listen to his lyrics and you will find a beatiful soul.While others were busy singing about heartaches and stuff, he sang about humanity and how the world should and can be if we want to.Through his music he touched millions and turned a black cloud into white.Through his music I found comfort and learned.
    I believed in him all the way and always will, despite what they say.

    The way I saw him, was that he had a beautiful soul and aura.No doubt, Many people is going to talk about trash again, and I bet some is even cheering , but being his fans is an honour and I´m honoured to have seen him live  and be his fan.He should be remenbered by all  the good things he brought.Not the bad.

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    I too have been watching the news for the past couple of hours and now feel sadden by his passing.

    He was same age as me, I remember seeing him on the TV back in the early 60's.....
    I too got the feeling there was more to him in the way it came out in his music/lyrics....

    He will always be my Peter Pan! we should celebrate him and what he bought to us through his showmanship.

    I too saw him live in Milton Keynes, like alot of others who didn't have tickets, we went to the BMX track, if you stood on the ridges you could see over into the MK Bowl and watch it all for free!!!!! even better there was huge screens as well!!!you can't do that now, the tree's have grown!

    RIP Michael, you can play with the fairy's all you like now!

    xxx

    lesley
    June 25, 2009
    08:16 PM EST

    I first learned of Michael when I flipped on the news to find them talking good stuff about him. "Oh wow," thought I, "They're actually saying nice things about him." I made a note of this "compassionate" station, thinking them above the regular crap. Then they announced something about his death... and the gig was up.

    To me Michael was one of those folks who, because he was so fortunate in his gifts, was turned on by a fickle public. The guy has a good heart and would never, ever, even think about harm to a child. He was wonderful and people couldn't accept it. He had a skin disease, and many people put him down for "wanting to be like us whites." I'm just sad at what he had to go through, at how isolated and let-down in trust he was. I'm sad too because I see how shallow people are, at how thin their sincerity is. At how easily they have faith in the most rediculous and stupid people who point them in the wrong direction, thinking evil of others without giving a thought to the matter.

    Michael was a GOOD guy. F*** the jerks.

    Tommy
    June 26, 2009
    01:32 PM EST

    Our family are sad together with you dear Ema, Michael is the same generation as Drew and I and we grew up loving his awesome songs, dance, showmanship and immense talent *big applause* Our boys have been brought up to appreciate many forms of music, but this clever chap's amazing rhythms and lyrics are very special to us... the soundtrack to our lives *smiles* We are forever grateful for all the wonderful music, his songs live on ~ many happy memories indeed, thank you Mr Jackson.

    Be
    June 27, 2009
    08:16 AM EST

    I love his music and dance!

    Marianne
    July 12, 2009
    05:07 AM EST