Michael Jackson had secret library of 100 songs

The loss of Michael Jackson is an infinite damage to the music world. He is still alive in the heart of his millions of fans. He is and always will be a legend. It's been discovered that a secret library of over a hundred songs recorded by Michael Jackson could be released following his death. However, Ian Halperin, singer's biographer claimed that the unheard songs had been made for his children. Mr Halperin, author of Unmasked, The Michael Jackson Story, said before his death: "He wants to leave them for his kids, a very personal legacy to them. I was told he will not let them come out now." Jackson leaves three children: Prince, 12, Paris Katherine, 11, and Prince Michael II aged seven. 

Already, Jackson's death is beginning to producing a new industry. Outside the Los Angeles hospital where he was pronounced dead, a group of men appeared selling $10 T-shirts with a silhouette of Jackson and reading: "In loving memory of Michael Jackson." Memorial T-shirts were also being sold at the Glastonbury music festival. Graceland, the mansion owned by Elvis Presley and where he was buried, has become a much-visited landmark. Opening its doors to the paying members of the public is thought to have made the trust that operates Graceland in the region of $100 million. The King of Pop, Michael Jackson is immortal to those who love him and will ever be alive in our heart. May his soul rest in peace.