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posted by liberiangirl_mj

Liberian Girl

(Naku penda piya - Naku taka piya - Mpenziwe)
(I l’amour toi too - I want toi too - My love)

Liberian girl...
You came and toi changed
My world
A l’amour so brand new
Liberian girl...
You came and toi changed
Me girl
A feeling so true

Liberian girl
You know that toi came
And toi changed my world,
Just like in the movies,
With two amoureux in a scene
And she says...
"Do toi l’amour me"
And he says so endlessly...
"I l’amour you, liberian girl"

(Naku penda piya - Naku taka piya - Mpenziwe)
(I l’amour toi too - I want toi too - My love)

Liberian girl...
More precious than
Any pearl
Your l’amour so complete
Liberian girl......

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A Little Info About The musique Video

posted by xSmoochie

Directed par Jim Yukich, the video for the song featured many of Jackson's celebrity Friends who wait on the set to film the musique video for "Liberian Girl", only to discover he was filming them all along. As named in the closing titles, featured in the video are (in order of appearance):

Beverly Johnson
Malcolm-Jamal Warner (as Malcolm Jamal Warner)
Sherman Hemsley
Brigitte Nielsen
Paula Abdul
Carl Weathers
Whoopi Goldberg
Quincy Jones
Jackie Collins
Amy Irving
jasmin Guy
Rosanna Arquette
Billy Dee Williams
Lou Diamond Phillips
Olivia Newton-John
John Travolta
Corey Feldman
Steven Spielberg
Debbie Gibson
Rick Schroder (as Rick Schroeder)
Blair Underwood
"Weird Al" Yankovic (as Weird Al Yankovic)
Bubbles
Suzanne Somers
Lou Ferrigno
Don King and "Son"
Mayim Bialik
Virginia Madsen
David Copperfield
Richard and Emily Dreyfuss
Danny Glover
Olivia Hussey
Dan Aykroyd
Steve Guttenberg

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Deborah Gibson Remembers Michael Jackson

posted by thriller4ever

Deborah Gibson was one of the lucky stars to appear in Michael Jackson’s Liberian Girl video in 1989.

The onetime teen queen, 38, opens up about her experience with the King of Pop days after his tragic death at age 50.

“I met Michael and he told me he had just watched a Disney special I did,” Deborah, who topped the charts with Lost In Your Eyes, Foolish Beat, Shake Your Love, Out of The Blue and Only In My Dreams, tells me. “I was blown away par the thought of the Michael Jackson sitting there watching me on TV. He then invited me to be in his Liberian Girl video. I actually was one...