The Who: I Can See For Miles Meaning
Song Released: 1967
I Can See For Miles Lyrics
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One honest revealing rock songs of the ages to be inspired by The Who and Pete Townsend, about a girlfriend teacher of His that He found out was going around the world, cheating on Him. All the while using Her crystal ball on Him as a round guide to know His whereabouts, so She can deceive and keep tabs on Him. Where then Pete was standing His rock solid ground in order to find Her out and get to know the flat out truth about Her. By which He distanced himself from Her to see for miles and miles and miles straight ahead, and away from the crystal ball lies that She may have deceitfully used on Him once.
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