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THIS IS IT

PAUL ANKA – (FEAT. MICHAEL JACKSON)

SONGWRITER: PAUL ANKA & michael jackson

COUNTRY: CANADA

ALBUM: PAUL ANKA DUETS

LABEL: SONY LEGACY

GENRE: ROCK AND ROLL

YEAR: 1983

Legendary singer/songwriter Paul Anka isn't a fan of Michael Jackson's new song because it's "ripped off" from a tune he co-wrote with the King of Pop in 1983 .

*This is it" foi escrita em 1983 e levava o título de I Never Heard. PAUL ANKA

The administrators of Jackson's estate acknowledged "This is It" is a rehash of Anka's "I Never Heard" after the crooner went public with his feelings about the tune, which was passed off as a Jackson hit when it was leaked online over the weekend.

John Branca tells TMZ.com, "We acknowledge that Michael and Paul wrote this song together."

And his fellow administrator, John McClain, has told Anka they'll do whatever he needs them to do to make sure the world knows the history of the track.

(Chorus)

This is it, here I stand,

I’m the light of the world

I’ll feel grand.

Got this love, I can feel

And I know, yes for sure

It is real.

(Verse)

And it seems as though I’ve seen your face one thousand times

And you know that you’ve seen my face before.

And you said that you don’t want me to hang around

When it turns, gonna do it ever more.

(Pre-Chorus)

I never heard a single word about you,

Falling in love wasn’t my plan.

I never thought that I would be your lover

Come on, please do understand

(Chorus)

This is it, here I stand,

I’m the light of the world

I’ll feel grand.

Got this love, I can feel

And I know, yes for sure

It is real.

(Verse)

And it seems as though I’ve seen your face one thousand times

And you said you’ve seen my face before.

And you tell me you don’t want me here just hanging around

But it’s everything i’ve ever waited for.

(Pre-Chorus)

I never heard a single word about you,

Falling in love wasn’t my plan.

I never thought that I could be your lover,

Come on dear, understand.

(Chorus)

This is it, here I stand,

I’m the light of the world

I’ll feel grand.

This is it, I can feel

And I know, yes for sure

It is real.

(Verse)

And it seems as though I’ve seen your face one thousand times

And you know that you’ve seen my face before.

And you said that you don’t want me to hang around

But it turns I’m gonna do it ever more.

(Pre-Chorus)

I never heard a single word about you,

Falling in love wasn’t my plan.

I never thought that I would be your lover

Come on dear please understand.

I never heard a single word about you,

Falling in love wasn’t my plan.

I never thought that I would be your lover

Come on dear please understand.

I never heard a single word about you

Falling in love wasn’t my plan.

I never thought that I would be your lover

Come on dear, just understand.

BE CAREFUL

SPARKLE FT. R-KELLY

SONGWRITERS: JASON DESROULEAUX; CLAUDE KELLY & JONATHAN ROTEM

COUNTRY: U.S.A.

ALBUM: SPARKLE

LABEL: INTERSCOPE

GENRE: R & B

YEAR: 1998

Sparkle is the 1998 self–titled debut album by American singer, Sparkle. It was released on May 20, 1998 through Interscope Records and was entirely produced by her mentor R. Kelly. The album was a success in large part to the Sparkle-R. Kelly duet "Be Careful", which peaked at 3 on the Rhythmic Top 40 and 1 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay. The album itself peaked at 3 on the Billboard 200and was certified platinum on December 7, 2000.

2 years ago, promises is all I heard, wait a minute, let me finish

2 years ago, promises is all I heard, out of your mouth

Now you wanna walk away boy, and tear down the walls in this house

You used to tell me sweet things, sweet things in the morning time

Now all you do is hurt me, and think that everything is fine

You better be careful what you say to me

'Cause it might turn around on you

You better be careful what you do to me

'Cause somebody might do it to you

Now who was there for you, when your ass was out of work

All by myself, taking little man to church

So quick to hang up the phone, when I step, in the room

Then you want to turn it all around, I'm gettin tired of playing fool

You better be careful what you say to me

'Cause it might turn around on you

You better be careful what you do to me

'Cause somebody might do it to you

If the shoe fits, wear it boy (yaw yaw yaw yaw, yaw yaw yaw yaw)

2 years ago, didn't know you had male friends, wait a minute, let me finish

2 years ago, didn't know you had male friends, off up in college

I found out you're still reaching out to some of them, Mrs. Busy Body

You used to listen to me, when you were down and lost

But now, you don't even respect me, ever since I got laid off

You better be careful what you say to me

'Cause it might turn around on you

You better be careful what you do to me

'Cause somebody might do it to you

Now who gave you money, when your ass was broke, without a dime

And even though lil' man is not my child, I made him mine, hm-hm

So quick to run to your friends, and talk about, what we do in this house

And then you wanna party all night long, what the hell you talking 'bout

You better be careful what you say to me

'Cause it might turn around on you

You better be careful what you do to me

'Cause somebody might do it to you

If the shoe fits, wear it girl (Yaw yaw yaw yaw, yaw yaw yaw yaw)

If the shoe fits, wear it girl (Yaw yaw yaw yaw, yaw yaw yaw yaw).

CATCH A FALLING STAR

JANE MORGAN

Songwriters: Paul Vance & Lee Pockriss

Country: u.s.a.

Album: something old new borrowed blue

Label: kapp

Genre: pop

Year: 1957

"Catch a Falling Star", written by Paul Vance and Lee Pockriss, is a song made famous by Perry Como's hit version, recorded and released in late 1957. It was Como's last #1 hit, reaching #1 on the Billboard "Most Played by Jockeys" chart but not in the overall top 100, where it reached #2. It was the first single to receive a gold record certification, on March 14, 1958. The song also topped the Australian charts in 1958. The single won Como the 1959 Grammy Award for Best Vocal Performance, Male. Its melody is based on a theme from Brahms Academic Festival Overture. The Como version features the Ray Charles Singers, who sing the refrain as a repeated round.

The song has been featured in several films, including The Princess Diaries, Love Actually, Everybody's Fine, and Never Been Kissed. It was often featured in the TV series Lost, and was most often associated with Claire Littleton and her baby, Aaron. A musical phrase from the song appears in John Williams's score for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull during the motorcycle chase through the college.

Jane Morgan (born May 3, 1924) is an American singer. Morgan initially found success in France and the UK before achieving recognition in the US. She received six gold records.