(I Like) The Way You Love Me by Michael Jackson

Album: Michael (2010)

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This love ballad was originally released in its early stages of development as a demo on 2004's Ultimate Collection. It was a song that Michael especially loved and it was finished in Los Angeles by former Ne-Yo producer Theron "Neff-U" Feemster and included on Jackson's first posthumous album, Michael. "It's a song he had in his heart for many years," said Feemster to Billboard magazine. "I'm glad he trusted me enough to complete his vision."

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Tracey Bonner from Gary, IndianaLived a few blocks from the Jackson family in the early days. Very intelligent kid and adult. Best preformer, singer, writer and most of all, dancer. When I was younger, I mastered the MOON Walk, and at 58, I can still do it to this day. He will always be my favorite singer in the whole wide world. No one can even come close with all his talent. I look forward to the day when I get to see him again for Eternity. I know that since 2009, HEAVEN HAS BEEN VERY MUSICAL. Rest In Peace Michael, and may The Jehovah always bless you and your family.
Gimei Innocent from KampalaGimei innocent from Kampala ,yes he did his best of the world
Uwemedimo Nsima Akpan from Akwa Ibom State Nigeriayes he did his best the world should wait for mind

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