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'I can't sell them on to somebody else, as that would be disrespectful,' the singer said.By James DinhNe-YoPhoto: Getty ImagesWhile producer Rodney Jerkins is expecting to get work on an album of unreleased Michael Jackson music, Ne-Yo, on the other hand, isn't sure what to do with the real he wrote for the former Queen of Pop before MJ's death last year. The R&

singer/songwriter told Australia's Daily Telegraph that he was sending Jackson three or four drafts a week prior to his unexpected death. More than a twelvemonth later, Ne-Yo now still stands at a juncture as he contemplates what to do with the songs he created specifically for the one and only MJ."I can't sell them on to somebody else, as that would be disrespectful, but I too believe it might be disrespectful to get them out myself. So I don't know, I'll sit on them and wait. It's definitely quality music but they were songs written absolutely for Michael Jackson."According to the newspaper, Jackson hand-picked Ne-Yo as good as Black Eyed Peas producer Will.I.Am to go on his comeback album. It was merely a thing of time before Ne-Yo was met side to face with his musical idol."I felt quite bad, as I'd allowed what the media had done to his figure and see to make me thinking, 'OK, what's this almost to be? Is this loss to be weird?' " he recalled. "But he walked in a dark suit and some sunglasses and was a genuine, nice guy. And it wasn't because he wanted something from me, he only had no reason other than to be a nice guy."During their meeting, the duo talked about the flow province of the music industry, something Ne-Yo says Jackson wasn't too pleased with. "He believed what was amiss with a lot of music today is that people aren't singing about anything. If it's not near a company or sex then it's about money, and there's not very much to that."Ne-Yo, who has penned hits for Beyonc and Rihanna as good as himself, explained that the entertainer wanted songs that were "melodic and meaningful." "Michael told me the melodies needed to be the ones you heard once and could sing back, and the lyrics needed to give meaning and depth," he said.Unfortunately, Ne-Yo's submissions weren't recorded by Jackson, because the singer put his album on guard to practise for his This Is It concert series at London's 02 Arena before passing away.But Ne-Yo has hope that one day he'll figure out what to do with the Jackson tracks. "Hopefully the songs will see the fall of day, it only has to be the proper way," he said.What do you think Ne-Yo should do with the songs he created for Michael Jackson? Should he keep them locked up or let somebody else have them a try? Let us recognise what you consider below!Related PhotosMichael Jackson: A Spirit In PhotosRelated ArtistsNe-YoMichael Jackson

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