Michael Jackson’s Unreleased Song, “A Place with No Name” Emerges

A new Michael Jackson song titled “A Place with No Name” has been leaked via TMZ on Thursday, three weeks after the death of the “King of Pop.”  Nobody seems to known where and when Michael Jackson recorded A Place With No Name. But when he died, Jackson reportedly left 200 unreleased songs for his children to financially benefit from. Since Jackson’s death, at the age of 50 from apparent cardiac arrest, sales of his music worldwide have gone crazy.

The lyrics and the tune are very similar to the 1971 hit ballad “A Horse with No Name,” a No. 1 hit single for the group America in 1971.

“The band was honored that Michael chose to do their song and they hope it becomes available for all Michael’s fans to hear,” Jim Morey, America’s current manager, told TMZ.

Morey was also Jackson’s manager in the late 1980s and early 1990s, according to TMZ.

You can listen to the song here.   Here is America’s “A Horse with No Name,” to compare with: