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Never Before Released Michael Jackson Track Suggests Pop Star was Pro-Life

As part of the 25th anniversary edition of Michael Jackson’s album Bad, a song never before released reveals the pop star taking a pro-life stance. The track, entitled “Song Groove,” or “Abortion Papers, ”was recorded in the 1980s and details a woman considering abortion.
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The chorus:
Those abortion papers,

Signed in your name against the words of God,

Those abortion papers,

Think about life, I'd like to have my child
Take a listen here:

"Abortion Papers" is just another in a long list of songs that defend the life of an unborn child. Here are five other pro-life tracks recorded by world famous artists:

“There Goes my Life” by Kenny Chesney. This single tells the story about a teenage boy first distraught that his girlfriend is pregnant, yet eventually marries her and watches their child grow up.

“Abortion” by Kid Rock. The song has lines such as, "Let me see who you are, let me open your eyes."

“Papa Don’t Preach” by Madonna. The iconic pop star tells her father she's "keeping her baby."

“Can I Live?” by Nick Cannon. The rapper/actor sings about the real-life story of how his mother considered abortion, yet couldn't go through it.

“Brick” by Ben Folds Five. Folds wrote this track because of the painful experience he went through in high school when he and a girlfriend terminated their pregnancy.

Editor's Note: This post was written by Townhall.com editorial intern Cortney O'Brien

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