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Reuters - The controversy over its origins aside, "This Is It" -- released October 12 on Michael Jackson's official Web site -- is yet another testament to the fact that the King of Pop was very much full of life when he died. "I never heard a single word about you/Falling in love wasn't my plan/I never thought that I would be your lover/Come on please, dear, understand," Jackson belts in his high-pitched, vibrating tenor.
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