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The video was directed by photographer Nick Brandt, and featured several special effects. The music video is set in 4 different places on the planet: in the Amazon Rainforest, with natives of the region (America), in a war zone in Croatia (Europe), with the inhabitants of the area in Tanzania that incorporated the scenes of poaching of elephants with their ivory tusks uprooted (Africa). And in Warwick, New York, where a forest fire was simulated in a cornfield (where Jackson appears). The clip ends with a donation request for the Heal The World Foundation. One of the most beautiful music videos of the King of Pop's career, Earth Song was broadcasted worldwide except to the United States. It was considered the best clip of Michael, according to the Top 40 special Michael Jackson MTV.

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Jackson received a Genesis Award for Earth Song and the song was used in a TV commercial that warned of environmental hazards. In 2008, an exchange writer from Nigeria noted: "Earth Song has drawn the world's attention to the degradation and decay of the earth as a fall from various human activities."

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"Earth Song" was written by Jackson in 1991, but it ended up being left out of that year's album. Andrae Crouch's gospel choir was invited to do the song's backvocal. They had previously worked with Jackson on previous songs like "Man in the Mirror" and "Will You Be There." Michael's intention was to create a song of deep lyricism and simple melody so that people from all over the world could sing along. The song has a mood of classical music, the kind of music that appeared the most on the album it was released on. In the track, Jackson alerts the social conscience, warning that we are going too far with our attitudes towards the planet Earth. The song was nominated for a Grammy in 1997.

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"Earth Song" is the third single from the HIStory album by the American singer Michael Jackson. The single was released in 1995 and continued with Michael's work to release songs with social messages such as "We are the World", "Man in the Mirror" and "Heal the World." In "Earth Song" however it was the first time Jackson dealt openly with the environment and animal welfare. In the UK alone the single sold more than 1.5 million copies.

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One of the few artists to ever enter the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, his other awards include several Guinness World Records-certified records including "The Greatest Artist of All Time" and one for Thriller as the world's best-selling album of all the times - 36 Grammys and 41 songs topping the charts as a solo singer - and sales that exceed 350 million units worldwide, [8] Jackson received hundreds of awards, which made him the most awarded artist in the history of popular music . [9] Some Sony business owners already record the incredible mark of more than 750 million albums sold worldwide, surpassing established artists like The Beatles and Elvis Presley leaving a milestone in the world of popular music. His life, constantly in the newspapers, added to his career of success like popstar made of him part of the history of the world popular culture. In recent years, he was cited as "the most famous and known person in the world"

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Birth 29 August 1958
Place of birth Gary, Indiana, United States
Date of death June 25, 2009 (50 years)
Place of death Los Angeles, California, United States
Genre (s) Pop, soul, rhythm and blues, funk, rock, disco, post-disco, dance-pop, new jack swing

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Also known as King of Pop (King of Pop),
MJ, Mike and The Man

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was a famous singer, songwriter, dancer, producer, entrepreneur, vocal arranger, philanthropist, pacifist and activist. According to Rolling Stone magazine, he earned around seven billion dollars in life, making him the richest artist in history, and a year after his death he earned about a bundle of dollars

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What about sunrise?

What about rain?

What about all the things

That you said we were to gain?

What about killing fields?

Is there a time

What about all the things?

That you said was yours and mine

Did you ever stop to notice

All the blood we've shed before

Did you ever stop to notice

This crying Earth, its' weeping shore

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What have we've done to the world?

Look what we've done

What about all the peace

That you pledge your only son?

What about flowering fields?

Is there a time

What about all the dreams?

That you said was yours and mine

Did you ever stop to notice

All the children dead from war

Did you ever stop to notice

This crying Earth, its' weeping shore

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I used to dream

I used to glance beyond the stars

Now I don't know where we are

Although I know we've drifted far

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(What about us)

What about the seas

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Heavens are falling down

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I can't even breathe

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I need you

(What about us)

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(ooo, ooo)

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(What about us)

What about animals

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Turn kingdom to dust

(What about us)

What about elephants

(What about us)

Have we lost their trust

(What about us)

What about crying whales

(What about us)

Ravaging the seas

(What about us)

What about forest trails

(ooo, ooo)

Burnt despite our pleas

(What about us)

What about the holy land

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Torn apart by greed

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(What about us)

What about children dying

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(What about us)

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(ooo, ooo)

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(What about us)

What about baby boy

(What about it)

What about the days

(What about us)

What about all their joy

(What about us)

What about the man

(What about us)

What about the crying man

(What about us)

What about Abraham

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(ooo, ooo)

Do we give a damn

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