MJ was reading Tagore’s lines in his last days

July 01 2009 01.00 PM

The Contactmusic online has reported that the Pop King was reading Rabindranath Tagore’s poetry during his last days.

It is also to be noted that MJ, who considered India as his special love, was planning to collaborate with the academy award winner AR Rahamn for an album which would narrate the need for environmental changes.

MJ was also planning to use Rahamn for a unity anthem which could be included in his O2 concert series.

In his blog Rahman wrote “He was praising the chord progression of Jai Ho’s chorus. He asked me to compose a unity anthem on the lines of 'We are the World' for him. I nodded in awe."

During his trip to Mumbai in 1996 for a concert MJ said, “India, all my life I have longed to see your face. I met you and your people and fell in love with you. Now my heart is filled with sorrow and despair for I have to leave, but I promise I shall return to love you and caress you again. Your kindness has overwhelmed me, your spiritual awareness has moved me, and your children have truly touched my heart. They are the face of God. I truly love and adore you India. Forever, continue to love, heal and educate the children, the future shines on them. You are my special love, India. Forever, may God always bless you.”

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