Heal The World

Album: Dangerous (1991)
Charted: 2 27
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  • The James Bulger House was set up in Ribby Hall Holiday Village near Blackpool, Lancashire, to shelter young crime victims. A download release of "Heal The World" raised money for the James Bulger Memorial Trust.

    Photo: Keith Wright, Geograph Project, (cc-by-sa/2.0)

Comments: 15

  • Jamiu from NigeriaI love the messages in the song
  • Chit Jmc from Los Angeles, CaMichael J’s one of the best songs he has written. Inspiring, meaningful message of hope & love to mankind. “We are the world, we are the children…”
  • Luke Lee from London, UkA very moving song. If only people had listened to Michael instead of trying to bring him down! I remember the James Bulger case clearly, I was a teen then. The UK was stunned. It was horrible.
  • Raibaru And Kelleeooo from NoCan you touch your brain?
  • Jesse Kosson from NigeriaI really love this song and i wish jackson is still living, giving us hope and making us happy. anytime i listen to this song,the song give me hope
  • Titilope from NigeriaOh my God,i really love this song
    But it is a pity that jackson is dead now
  • Siahara Shyne Carter from United StatesMany people I want to SLAP w this song Other countries there >,>
    They're making their own place 'Ugly' Rather than making it 'A better Place'
    The World is Over Populated. This is God one way of Saying "I NEED TO REMOVE SOME PEOPLE ON THIS EARTH" This pandemic CORONAVIRUS is sent from Heaven not a bad news for All,

    This world need to Cleanse from all Evil People
  • Aileen Joy M. from South Cotabato, Philippines I can't stop my tears from falling every time I hear "Heal the World". I wish I met MJ before, thank him and hug him for this very beautiful song he left for the world to hear. This time of pandemic , the song touches my heart and soul. I love you MJ.
  • Miles from Vancouver, CanadaIt's hard to believe that we're all going through this horrible pandemic that's making us prisoners in our own homes. This song has essentially taken on a new meaning. I guess it is kinda preachy, but it has a beautiful melody. It even makes a perfect closer for the History hits album.
  • Davilla Emota from Papua New GuineaWhat a nice, meaningful song.
  • Jane from Jinan, ChinaWhat a beautiful song. One of my all-time favorite, soothing my heart gently every time I listen to it.
  • Rhi from Kathmandu, Nepalthank you Michael. this song was one of the first songs of Michael i heard. and i couldn't help but fall in love. RIP.
  • Hannah from Ottawa, OnThanks for the music MJ.♥
  • Camille from Toronto, OhBeautiful rendition of the song sung at the end of MJ's memorial at the Staple Center in LA. RIP, MJ. Thanks for the memories.
  • Erin from Boston, Massachusetts, Ma"Heal The World" might be one of the most beautiful MJ songs ever produced. He was a gentle soul tormented by an abusive childhood, a relentless media, and an isolating fame. If only he knew how his death has deeply affected people around the world. RIP MJ 7/3/09
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