Twenty-Five Miles

Bert Berns, Johnny William Bristol, Harvey Fuqua, Bert Russell, Edwin Starr, Gerald Wexler

Hey hey uh huh huh huh huh oh
Uh huh huh huh huh huh yeah
It's twenty five miles from home
Girl, my feet are hurting mighty bad
Now I've been walking a three day, two lonely nights
You know that I'm mighty mad
But I got a woman waiting for me
That's gonna make this trip worthwhile
You see she's got the kind of lovin' and a kissing
A make a man go stone wild
So I got to keep on walkin'
I got to walk on, oh ho ho
I, I, I, I'm so tired
But I just can't lose my stride

I got fifteen miles to go now
And I can hear my baby calling my name
It's as if as though I'm standing at her front door
I can hear that doggone plain
Now I'll be so glad to see my baby
And hold her in my arms
Now when I kiss her lips
I turn a back over flip and I'll forget these feet of mine
I got to keep on walkin'
I got to walk on oh ho ho
I, I, I, I, I'm so tired but I just can't lose my stride
Walk on let me tell you ya'll I, I, I, I, I, I'm so tired
But I just can't lose my stride
Come on feet don't fail me now
I got ten more miles to go
I got nine, eight, seven, six, eight, six
I got a five more miles to go
Now over the hill just around the bend
Huh although my feet are tired I can't lose my stride
I got to get to my baby again

Trivia about the song Twenty-Five Miles by Reuben Wilson

When was the song “Twenty-Five Miles” released by Reuben Wilson?
The song Twenty-Five Miles was released in 1970, on the album “Blue Mode”.
Who composed the song “Twenty-Five Miles” by Reuben Wilson?
The song “Twenty-Five Miles” by Reuben Wilson was composed by Bert Berns, Johnny William Bristol, Harvey Fuqua, Bert Russell, Edwin Starr, Gerald Wexler.

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