I was shocked to hear this song on the Michael Jackson Number Ones special that appeared on CBS the other night. I didn't think Michael had any hits left in him. I was wrong -- I really love this song. It sounds like a song from the "Dangerous" era (the last time I enjoyed his new music). This tops anything from his previous album which I did not enjoy.

His vocals on the song are awesome. I have not heard him sing in a low voice before as he does on the chorus. He should experiment with his vocals like this more often. The song has a slow tempo which works very well.

This is a cool song. If you like Michael's old stuff, check this one out!

This single seems to be a regrowth of Michael Jackson. This is one of his most soulful singles that really grows on you as you listen to it. You shouldn't judge it when you first listen to it, listen to it a few times and you will see what I am talking about. If you are thinking it is another sappy ballad by Michael Jackson, dont think that, it is a good single with soulful single and a very good rhythm.

I think that this song is not bad, but it is not good either. It is weak lyrically and musically and I don't think it's worthy of MJ. The thing I liked about Cry and You Are Not Alone is that they didn't sound like R. Kelly songs, they sounded like MJ songs. One More Chance sounds like an R. Kelly song that he should have put on his own album, not an MJ album. I think the only reason he released it along with number ones is to get out of his recording contract with sony. I have this single and number ones, but only cause I am a die hard. They still aren't mj worthy, but I always support MJ. Michael we love you and know you are innocent! :) Work more with Babyface, not R. Kelly :)

MJ's Voice Sounds Good on this Track he did with R.Kelly though it has a dated overall feel it still Sounds Good Vocally.it's grown on me more.It has an Adult Contempary vibe about it but it fits MJ really well.Two Kings of Music putting it down on this Track.

Despite all the hoopla around his private life, I am still giving Jackson a chance with his music. Finally, he has created real music that gives justice to his roots as a soul musician. Not since the 'Bad' album had I heard real music in his voice. Here's hoping that his so-called music that followed in the 90's was (hopefully) a trial period with techno noise, self-growth, and self-therapy. This time, he has created music that is simple, his voice has opened up to how he used to sing freely, and the lyrics are clear. I give him 4 out of 5 for this single!