Leave Me Alone (A Capella) Michael Jackson

"Leave Me Alone" by Michael Jackson, released in 1989, is a #Pop song that addresses themes of media scrutiny, personal space, and the desire for independence. The lyrics express frustration with constant attention and intrusion. Unique elements include its a cappella style, showcasing Jackson's vocal prowess. The song resonates as an anthem for privacy, reflecting the pressures of fame. Its cultural impact includes resonating with fans facing similar issues of personal boundaries.

[Intro]
Aaow!
Hoo-hoo!

[Verse 1]
I don't care what you talkin' 'bout, baby
I don't care what you say
Don't you come walkin' beggin' back, mama
I don't care, anyway
Time after time, I gave you all of my money
No excuses to make
Ain't no mountain that I can't climb, baby
All is goin' my way

[Pre-Chorus]
('Cause there's a time when you're right
And you know you must fight)
Who's laughin', baby? Don't you know
(And there's the choice that we make
And this choice you will take)
Who's laughin', baby?

[Chorus]
So just leave me alone, girl (Leave me alone, leave me alone)
Leave me alone
Leave me alone, girl (Leave me alone, leave me alone, leave me alone)
Leave me alone (leave me alone)
Stop it!
Just stop doggin' me around (Just stop doggin' me)
Hee-hee!
Hoo-hoo!

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