“Too Young” Michael Jackson Lyrics
They try to tell us we’re too young
Too young to really be in love
They say that love’s a word
A word we’ve only heard
But can’t begin to know the meaning of
And yet we’re not too young to know
This love will last though years may go
And then someday they may recall
We were not to young at all
They try to tell us we’re too young
Too young to really be in love
And yet we’re not too young to know
This love will last though years may go
And then someday they may recall
We were not to young at all
Lyrical Diary: “Too Young” Michael Jackson Lyrics
“Too Young” Michael Jackson Lyrics. Writer(s): Sidney Lippman, Sylvia Dee
Michael Jackson was born in the year of 1973. His first album, “Music & Me,” was released in 1973. The album charted at number one on the pop charts and spawned several hit singles. Jackson’s follow-up album, ” Thriller,” was even more successful, selling over 200 million copies worldwide.
Michael Jackson was born on December 5, 1958, in Gary, Indiana. He became a pop singer and actor with his first album, “Music & Me,” released in 1973. The album spawned two hit singles, “Dancing With the Stars” and “Walking On Sunshine.” Jackson also starred in the movie “The Wiz” (2005) and released his seventh studio album, “Thriller,” in 1985.
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