Collage - Get In Touch With Me - 1983

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Never Too Late" is a popular song by Julius Brown, released in 1983. It was a hit in the dance and R&B charts during the early 1980s. The song features upbeat rhythms and catchy melodies, characteristic of the dance-pop genre of that era. "Never Too Late" is often remembered as one of Julius Brown's signature songs and remains a nostalgic favorite for fans of 80s music.





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