Released in 1972 as part of his Got to Be There album, "Too Young" is a tender, soulful ballad that highlights Michael Jackson's emotional vocal performance at a young age. The song, written by Syreeta Wright and Leon Ware, expresses the bittersweet emotions of love and longing from the perspective of someone who feels they are too young to fully experience or understand love. Jackson's heartfelt delivery conveys innocence and vulnerability, adding depth to the song's themes of youthful affection and the challenges of navigating love at a young age. The gentle melody, accompanied by soft orchestration, complements Jackson’s tender vocals, making "Too Young" a standout track on his early solo album and a poignant exploration of youthful emotion and romantic yearning.