To infinity, and beyond

Vois sur ton chemin
Gamins oubliés égarés
Donne-leur la main
Pour les mener
Vers d'autres lendemains

Sens au cœur de la nuit
L'onde d'espoir
Ardeur de la vie
Sentier de gloire

Bonheurs enfantins
Trop vite oubliés effacés
Une lumière dorée brille sans fin
Tout au bout du chemin

Sens au cœur de la nuit
L'onde d'espoir
Ardeur de la vie
Sentier de gloire

Bonheurs enfantins
Trop vite oubliés effacés
Une lumière dorée brille sans fin
Tout au bout du chemin

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See On Your Way
See on your way
Children forgotten and lost.
Give them a hand,
To lead them
To other tomorrows.
Feel in the the middle of the night
The wave of hope,
The ardor of life,
The path to glory.

Childish joys,
Erased and forgotten too soon.
A golden light shines endlessly
At the end of the road.

Feel in the the middle of the night
The wave of hope,
The ardor of life,
The path to glory.

Rain spat in my face, thanks a lot mate
And I lost a tenner on the way
Thinking about it, did I spend it last night
When I was drunk and I wanted to get more drunk

Missed the train, thanks a lot mate
I didn't want to be late today, cause I'm always late
And I really hate always being late
And now the other train is delayed... great.

Carrying bags and a navy taxi man said
"Take your time love
'Cause you don't have to rush
'Cause it's your life and it's no one else's, sweetheart
Don't let someone put you in a box."

So I take all that other stuff that I said before
And I'm gonna make it work
'Cause I'm losing my mind and it's driving me up the wall

So I tried to help you carry your shopping
But I wasn't concentrating, I was talking
And I got it caught on the side of this thing and it split
And I'd try to help you walk along but I'd probably end up pushing you over
But don't worry, I'll never let you fall

And I'm stubborn and I shout and I'll cut you out
And I'll make you feel like I never wanted to make you feel

And I'm stubborn and I shout and I'll cut you out
And I'll make you feel like I never wanted to make you feel

Carrying bags and a navy taxi man said
"Take your time love
'Cause you don't have to rush
'Cause it's your life and it's no one else's, sweetheart.
Don't let someone put you in a box."

So I take all that other stuff that I said before
And I'm gonna make it work
Because I'm losing my mind and it's driving me up the wall
And this time, it will be different,
This time, it will be different (x9)

Planet Earth, my home, my place
A capricious anomaly in the sea of space
Planet Earth are you just
Floating by, a cloud of dust
A minor globe, about to bust
A piece of metal bound to rust
A speck of matter in a mindless void
A lonely spacship, a large asteroid
Cold as a rock without a hue
Held together with a bit of glue
Something tells me this isn't true
You are my swweetheart soft and blue
Do you care, have you a part
In the deepest emotions of my own heart
Tender with breezes caressing and whole
Alive with music, haunting my soul.
In my veins I've felt the mystery
Of corridors of time, books of hisotry
Life songs of ages throbbing in my blood
Have danced the rhythm of the tide and flood
Your misty clouds, your electric storm
Were turbulent tempests in my own form
I've licked the salt, the bitter, the sweet
Of every encounter, of passion, of heat
Your riotous color, your fragrance, your taste
Have thrilled my senses beyond all haste
In your beuaty, I've known the how
Of timeless bliss, this moment of now
Planet Earth are you just
Floating by, a cloud of dust
A minor globe, about to bust
A piece of metal bound to rust
A speck of matter in a mindless void
A lonely spacship, a large asteroid
Cold as a rock without a hue
Held together with a bit of glue
Something tells me this isn't true
You are my swweetheart gentle and blue
Do you care, have you a part
In the deepest emotions of my own heart
Tender with breezes caressing and whole
Alive with music, haunting my soul.
Planet Earth, gentle and blue
With all my heart, I love you.

Review in a Hurry: The legions of fans who have bought their tickets to experience Michael Jackson's last performance need only know that thankfully, This Is It is just that.

The Bigger Picture: Two very distinct title cards open the much talked about This Is It. The first is a simple statement informing audiences that from March through June 2009, Michael Jackson had a crew shoot his tour rehearsals for his sold out London extravaganza. In very small print, the title This is It.

The second title card is a grand and colorful marquee, the words This Is It bursting off the screen. Most likely, had Michael lived long enough to complete his comeback, only the bold and bright marquee would have made final cut.

That's the genius and the sadness of the entire film.

By now it's well known director Kenny Ortega (High School Musical) was brought on as a creative collaborator for the live show. But in the wake of the singer's death, Ortega was asked to weave a concert-that-never-was out more than 100 hours of film. And in a mere four months.

That any of the scenes make any sense at all is commendable, but let's be honest, This is It was always gonna be much more than a mere film to be assessed by standard critical observations.

For many fans across the world, 2009 is the year the biggest star on the planet died. And while millions watched the memorial on television, This Is It feels like the proper (and more off-the-wall) way to be blown away by Jackson's unforgettable moves and incredible voice—and to finally say goodbye.

We get all of that, and it's riveting, but there are small moments Ortega includes that highlight the pop star in a way he never would have. Seeing Jackson chide a musician for not being funky enough is funny—OK, extremely funny—but it also reveals his human nature. And—shocker!—his insistence on total control over the production.

So the elephant in the room is that, while Jackson at 50 years old still seemed unparalleled onstage, the only way audiences could reconnect with him is to put some of his brilliance (and the Wacko Jacko stuff) aside, and allow the more exacting and refreshingly funny side of Jackson to be revealed. Had Jackson lived, we never would have seen those moments. 

Throughout the running time we're treated many of the classics, but "Smooth Criminal," "Billie Jean" and "Human Nature" are the standouts.

While some of the footage is in HD, a portion of it was shot in standard definition. The mixing of media only heightens how striking the singer was. No matter the format, even in low-res video, you can't take your eyes off him. He truly seems like a force of nature with every signature move—and some new ones!

During a rehearsal of "Billie Jean," with M.J. alone onstage, the backup dancers are giddily watching him offstage, cheering him on. We get a few glimpses into the lives of this small band of performers—for them the chance to work with Michael was all they ever wanted. And for once, there are no cynical double takes. Like those dancers and musicians, the entire experience of This Is It is genuine. That's something many of us haven't felt with Jackson in far too long.

Breathe a sigh of relief, this finally is it.

The 180—a Second Opinion: There are some less-than-stellar moments. "Earth Song," for example, uses Michael's voiceover to emphasize his environmental concerns while a bulldozer threatens to eat him. Well-intentioned? Yes, but then crossing the line into schmaltz.

All is well once again in Michael Jackson Litigation Land—but things were looking dicey for a minute.

Crooner Paul Anka, who perhaps most famously penned the lyrics to the Frank Sinatra standard "My Way," says that Jackson's estate has apologized to him for releasing the single "This Is It" without properly acknowledging Anka as a cowriter on the tune.

After publicly griping and threatening legal action if the matter of compensation wasn't taken care of, Anka said Monday afternoon that estate administrator John McClain called him up make amends.

"I said, 'It's fine if it's an honest mistake. These things happen,' " Anka told the New York Times. McClain told him, he said, that the estate had presented Sony with 50 songs and "This Is It" was the most distinctive—for good reason, so it turned out.

In a statement, the Jackson estate said it in no way meant to put one over on the prolific singer-songwriter.

"The song was picked because the lyrics were appropriate because of the name Michael gave his tour," McClane and coadministrator John Branca said. "We are thrilled to present this song in Michael's voice for the first time, and that Michael's fans have responded in unprecedented numbers. The song was co-written by the legendary Paul Anka."

McClain had plucked the piano-and-vocals track from the vault and built an arrangement around it, not realizing that it strongly resembled the Safire song "I Never Heard," which was credited to cowriters Jackson and Anka in the 1980s.

Anka says that he and the soon-to-be King of Pop wrote the song in 1983 as a duet for Anka's album Walk a Fine Line, but that Jackson took the tapes back shortly after the song was first recorded.

He had to threaten to sue to get the masters back, Anka said, along with documentation proving that he holds the copyright to the music and lyrics.

"They have a major, major problem on their hands," Anka said earlier today, before he received the conciliatory phone call which, incidentally, resulted in a promise that he will get 50 percent of the proceeds from sales of "This Is It."

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이노래는 70년대말에 녹음된게 분명하며.. 80년대 Sa-Frie라는가수가 불렀기도했다..
폴앵카와 마이클의 공동작업이란다...


새로운 콘서트제목에 맞추어 선택된건지 아님 마이클이 선택한건지는 모르겠다..
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