michael jackson wrote the song they don't care about us.
michael jackson wrote the song they don't care about us.
who wrote the song they don't care about us?
michael jackson
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"they don't care about us" is the fifth single from michael jackson's album "", released on june 16, 1995. the song is a protest song and remains one of the most controversial pieces jackson ever composed. in the us, media scrutiny surrounding allegations of antisemitic lyrics were the catalyst for jackson issuing multiple apologies and re-recording the song with altered lyrics. the singer countered allegations of antisemitism, arguing that reviews had misinterpreted the context of the song, either unintentionally or deliberately.
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matthew perpetua of "rolling stone" wrote that though the song may not be an obvious single, it remains one of the finest tracks on the record. ben cardew of "music week" called "i care" an "early highlight" on "4", further praising its instrumentation and the fact that the song "feels touched with sadness, largely thanks to a fantastic chorus". he also noted that "i care" bears resemblance to some of the neptunes' "classy early tracks". andy gill of "the independent" wrote that "i care" makes good use of surfer blood's 2010 song "twin peaks"' two-chord motif. chad grischow of ign commented "i care" is one of the songs on which the beyoncé's vocals are superior to the lyrics, "as the lame hook pleads, 'but i care / i know you don't care too much / but i still care'". "nme"s hamish macbain showed depreciation the guitar solo, the lyrics and the "off-kilter drums and moody synths" on "i care". neil mccormick of "the daily telegraph" viewed "i care" as an old-fashioned power ballad.
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