Immortal Megamix: Can You Feel It/Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough/Billie Jean/Black or White
Michael Jackson The Jacksons Lyrics

Can you feel it
Asking listeners whether they feel the positive energy and the shared humanity that is present when people of all races and colors come together in peace and harmony.

Can you feel it
Repeating the question to emphasize that the experience is real and uplifting.

Can you feel it
Asking again with increasing intensity and excitement, inviting listeners to join in the celebration of unity and love.

All the colors of the world should be
Encouraging everyone to embrace diversity and show unconditional love and acceptance towards each other.

Lovin' each other wholeheartedly
Asking people to love each other with sincerity and passion, without any reservations or prejudices.

Yes, it's all right
Assuring people that it's okay to love and be loved, regardless of race or color.

Take my message to your brother
Encouraging listeners to spread the message of love and unity to others, especially those who may not believe in it yet.

And tell him twice
Urging people to emphasize the importance of the message and to repeat it as necessary until it is heard and understood.

Spread the word and try to teach the man
Encouraging people to share their message of love and unity with others, especially those who may still harbor hate or prejudice in their hearts.

Who's hating his brother
Addressing those who may still hold animosity towards others based on their race or color.

When hate won't do, ooh
Emphasizing that hate is not a solution to any problem and will not lead to positive change or growth.

Cause we're all the same, yes
Stating that, fundamentally, all humans are the same and therefore, should be treated with equal respect and love.

The blood inside of me is inside of you
Pointing out the biological fact that all human beings share the same basic anatomy and physiology.

Can you feel it, Tell me can you feel it, Can you feel it, oh
Repeating the question in different ways and intensities to further emphasize the emotional power of unity and love.

When you see it's going down
Encouraging people to recognize and respond to situations where love and unity are needed, especially when others may not be as aware or willing.

Can't you feel it, yeah
Echoing the previous line with even greater emphasis and conviction.

You know I always, always wanted
Expressing a long-held desire for the power and force of unity and love to be felt by everyone.

You should keep on, because the force is got a lot of power in
Advising people to stay committed to the cause of love and unity, because the power and energy that it generates can bring about real change and transformation in society.

It make me feel like, it make me feel like woo
Describing the powerful emotional response that the force of unity and love generates, often leaving people feeling overwhelmed with joy and inspiration.

Keep on with the force, don't stop
Encouraging listeners to remain steadfast in their commitment to unity and love.

Don't stop 'til you get enough
Urging people to continue pursuing the goal of love and unity, never stopping until they achieve it.

People always told me
Recalling advice and wisdom received from others.

Be careful of what you do
Warning about the potential negative consequences of one's actions.

Don't go around
Advising people not to engage in behavior that could harm others.

Breaking young girls' hearts
Referring to the destructive impact of romantic relationships that are not founded on genuine love and respect.

And mother always told me, Be careful of who you love
Reinforcing the message that relationships should be based on love and respect, and cautioning people to choose their partners carefully.

Be careful of what you do, 'Cause the lie becomes the truth
Reminding people that deceptive actions and intentions can easily become entrenched and lead to negative consequences.

Hey hey hey
An upbeat and positive affirmation of love and unity, encapsulating the spirit of the entire song.

Billie Jean is not my lover
Clarifying a potential misunderstanding or rumor about a previous relationship.

Don't do it Billie Jean
Directly addressing the individual and urging them not to pursue a certain course of action.

Woo, she says I'm not the one
Referencing a previous interaction or event where a statement was made that contradicts a previously held belief or assumption.

Eat this!!
An expression of assertiveness or defiance, suggesting that the previous statement was a challenge that has been met.

I took my baby, On a Saturday bang
Describing a fun and spontaneous outing with a loved one.

Boy is that girl with you
Asking a question or expressing curiosity about a companion's relationship status.

Yes we're one and the same, Now I believe in miracles
Asserting that the two individuals are deeply connected, and expressing a sense of wonder and awe at the positive developments that have taken place.

And a miracle, Has happened tonight!
Affirming the power of love and unity to bring about seemingly impossible and miraculous outcomes.

But, if, You're thinkin' About my baby
Suggesting that others may be curious or jealous about the singer's romantic partner.

It don't matter if you're, Black or white.
Declaring that race or color is irrelevant when it comes to love and relationships.

Being my brother, It don't matter if you're, Black or white!
Expanding on the previous point and stressing that all humans should be treated with equal respect and love, regardless of race or color.

I am tired of this devil
Expressing frustration with negative social forces that hinder love and unity, such as racism or hate.

I am tired of this stuff
Continuing to express frustration and negativity towards certain societal elements.

I am tired of this business
Conveying fatigue or weariness towards certain aspects of life or society that are perceived as obstructive or draining.

Girl when the, Going gets rough
Implying that the singer faces difficult challenges or adversity.

I ain't scared of, Your brother
Asserting a fearlessness or confidence when dealing with detractors or adversaries.

I ain't scared of no sheets
Directly addressing a specific form of oppression or prejudice.

I ain't scare of no guns
Doubting the effectiveness or relevance of using violence as a means of resolving conflicts.

Cause we all gonna die someday
Reminding listeners of our shared mortality and the ultimate futility of hatred and violence.

So tell me, can you feel it?
Returning to the central theme of unity and the powerful emotions that it generates, and asking listeners to reflect on their own experiences.