It's Too Late (To Love Me Now)
"It's Too Late (To Love Me Now)" is a song written by Rory Michael Bourke, Gene Dobbins, and Johnny Wilson. It was first released on Dolly Parton's 20th studio album Heartbreaker in 1978. It was also released by Cher as the third single for her fifteenth album Take Me Home in 1979.
It was to date Cher's only release to country radio. The Cher record made a modest dent on the country charts but the following year the song was a top ten hit for Jeanne Pruett. Dottie West also recorded a cover version of the song, shortly after Cher's single, on her Special Delivery album.
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U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles |
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" Ringo, I Love You" (released as Bonnie Jo Mason) · "Dream Baby" (released as Cherilyn) · "You've Made Me So Very Happy" · "Superstar" · "Classified 1A" · "Carousel Man" · "Rescue Me" · "These Days" · "Geronimo's Cadillac" · "Long Distance Love Affair" · "War Paint and Soft Feathers" · "Move Me" · "You've Really Got a Hold on Me" · "Holdin Out for Love" · "Never Should've Started" · "Young and Pretty" · "I Paralyze" · "Main Man" · "The Star-Spangled Banner" (live) · "Almighty vs Cher"
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