Name the song the line is from Part II

OK-- It's the one he counts down- soul music we called it in Westlake Ohio.
I got 25 miles to go now
my feet are looking mighty bad..
I got 9!
8!
7
6
I got 5 mo' miles to go now...
------------dum dee dumdum...something
I turn my back on this trip and i forget about these feet of mine.... dum de dummmm
I GOTTA : WALK ON!!!?

Edited to say : Is it called WALK ON? LOL

Grrrrrrrr- I don't know the name
al green
mighty Joe Young?
slim Pickens?
Sam Cook?

AURGH.. I hope you all enjoy my thought(less) processsssss drinking mo'coffee now

(Psst...say it was Edwin Starr, noahcat)

Okay I’ll help ya, N’cat. Just put a “from” between the answers to these two questions.

He starts out how far away?
Where is he going?

i feel like im in the special olympics....



FROM!.. did I win yet ?
25 miles to see my baby by edwin starr
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Maybe a great magnet pulls
All souls towards truth
Or maybe its Life itself
that feeds wisdom to its youth...

I’ve always loved that song there. The tune is so danceable and pretty. It’s “Constant Craving” by K.D. Lang. That’s a nice one.

BTW, mine was “25 Miles from Home” by Edwin Starr.

Late 1950s here:

Make your wish come true
For I'll be wishing
that you love me, too

I know the song but not the artists - it was a soundtrack in a movie in the 70's

Tonyrob

The name of the song is what we look for.

The artists are secondary.

Ahhh . . .

I believe that the song is 16 Candles

***********NEW************ (assuming that I was right

Another oldie

What did I do to cause all this grief

Tonyrob

That's Standing In The Shadows Of Love, by The Four Tops.


More 60s:

Young hearts can go their way
Can't put it off another day

Some additional lines, including the four-word title, and a few hints:


____ ___ ____ _____
Young hearts can go their way
Can’t put it off another day
I don’t care what others say
They think we don’t listen anyway
____ ___ ____ _____


This soul music group consisted of four brothers (as in siblings, not brothas), and a drummer.

The 1968 song made use of numerous electronic effects (echo, reverb, fuzz distortion, etc.) to achieve a full and distinctive sound. In addition, a simple cowbell was played throughout the song to simulate the ticking of a clock.

As originally written, the song ran for about 11 minutes. A 3 minute version was produced for airplay.