Washington,
(ANI):
Michael
Jackson's
superhit
charity
track
"We
Are
the
World",
which
raised
nearly
63
million
dollars
worldwide,
is
set
to
do
more
good
than
the
late
King
of
Pop
would
have
thought
-
the
song's
release
form
signed
by
MJ
will
soon
be
up
for
grabs
at
a
benefit
auction.
MJ
had
singed
the
paper
in
1985,
saying
that
all
royalties
from
the
song
would
be
donated
for
famine
relief
in
Africa.
The
track
not
only
raised
a
whopping
sum
of
money
but
also
rocketed
to
the
number
one
position
in
the
music
charts
of
almost
20
countries.
And
now
its
release
form
is
all
set
to
be
auctioned
on
October
21
and
22.
The
proceeds
from
this
Connecticut
sale
will
go
to
the
VH1
Save
the
Music
Foundation,
reports
Contactmusic.
The
entertainment
souvenirs
sale
would
also
see
MJ's
leather
jacket,
lyrics
written
in
his
handwriting,
guitars
owned
by
Elvis
Presley
and
Jimi
Hendrix
go
under
the
hammer
among
other
items.