Name the song the line is from Part II

Thanks for the replacement. I’m sure that’s “Got to get you into my life” by the Beatles or Earth, Wind and Fire. Both are good.

A mellow one here:

Then one, by one the stars would all go out

The Beatles is correct !

IF I could just put my finger on it, I'd bet all my BREAD I'd get it right !

Keeping it mellow


Will bring us joys to share
With those who really care.

True Love Ways, by Mr. Holly.



Next:

I go alone now, calling your name

More lines:


I go alone now
Calling your name
After losing at the game
You took me by surprise
I didn't realize...


Canadian band. The song was a #10 hit in the US (#1 in Canada) in 1969.

Good Morning All,

That’s “Laughing” by The Guess Who. Good one, Jim.

Care to barbecue?

But if I have to walk, I'm goin' just the same

Edited for bad paste

"But if I have to walk, I'm goin' just the same"

Just a guess -- "Houston" by Dean Martin???

I'm probably wrong, but if not, somebody else can post -- I'm leaving for work in a few minutes.

It's Not "Houston". Think North of that.

I like 'cue from lots of different places (Memphis, Carolinas, Texas, etc.), but my favorite kind is from...Kansas City! I think Wilbert Harrison likes it, too.


Early 80s:

Well, I put a quarter right into that can
But all it played was disco, man

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Well, we found this little place that really didn't look half bad
I'll have a whiskey on the rocks, and change of a dollar for the jukebox
Well, I put a quarter right into that can, but all it played was disco, man
C'mon pretty baby, let's get outta here right away


This American rockabilly band moved to England in the early 80s, where they believed their particular style of music might be more popular.

This song reached #9 on the UK charts in 1981. It was released in the US the following year, where it also hit the #9 spot on the charts.

Sorry Jim,

I googled to find I would have recognized the tune, but not the words. That’s the case in some of the 80s hits for me. I liked that band’s sound though.