The Who - I Can See For Miles
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"I Can See For Miles" was recorded for The Who's 1967 album 'The Who Sell Out.' 1967 was the summer of love, when large numbers of fledgling hippies would headed to San Francisco to hear their favorite bands, among them - The Who.
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Lyrics:
I know you've deceived me, now here's a surprise
I know that you have 'cause there's magic in my eyes
I can see for miles and miles and miles and miles and miles
Oh yeah
If you think that I don't know about the little tricks you play
And never see you when deliberately you put things in my way
Well, here's a poke at you
You're gonna choke on it too
You're gonna lose that smile
Because all the while
I can see for miles and miles
I can see for miles and miles
I can see for miles and miles and miles and miles and miles
Oh yeah
You took advantage of my trust in you when I was so far away
I saw you holding lots of other guys and now you've got the nerve to say
That you still want me
Well, that's as may be
But you gotta stand trial
Because all the while
I can see for miles and miles
I can see for miles and miles
I can see for miles and miles and miles and miles and miles
Oh yeah
I know you've deceived me, now here's a surprise
I know that you have 'cause there's magic in my eyes
I can see for miles and miles and miles and miles and miles
Oh yeah
The Eiffel Tower and the Taj Mahal are mine to see on clear days
You thought that I would need a crystal ball to see right through the haze
Well, here's a poke at you
You're gonna choke on it too
You're gonna lose that smile
Beacuse all the while
I can see for miles and miles
I can see for miles and miles
I can see for miles and miles and miles and miles
and miles and miles and miles and miles
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The Who: this is the heaviest song ever.
Paul: hold my silly love songs.
@Luis Miguel garcia abril i can see for miles is much better
@@alerocksalecarmen7913 nah helter skelter bettah
@@loneslayer1336 not to me
@@alerocksalecarmen7913not to u boomer
@Luis Miguel garcia abril Very well observed
Still magical after fifty years plus!!! The Who rocks forever!!
Five decades headed for six
Spot on!
Um...This song came out 57 years ago...Hello??
The line that makes this song "The Eiffel Tower and the Taj Mahal are mine to see on clear days " Just magic from Pete
At long last got those lyrics cleared up myself
Pete Townshend flat-Earther confirmed
Agreed. But if you live in Paris, it's only half as impressive.
@@NotQuiteFirst not the only thing confirmed about old Peter... if you believe the "I was doing research" when caught with all that dodgy kid filth, you're more forgiving than me. What a nonce.
@@NotQuiteFirstHahaha. 😂
Easily one of The Who's greatest songs.
THE BEST & THE FK CRITICS SLAMMED IT !!!WANKERS 😡😡😡😡😡😡g
@@geoffreycarson2311 I haven't read reviews yet, but I recently discovered this song because they started playing it at my job. And honestly? I can't stand the fucking guitar line, or whatever it is. It gets so annoying after the second half.
@@jpz2009 You must have a screw loose my tightly packed sardine of a friend!
Robert Nix, I agree with you ❤
Easily
My favorite song from 1968! I saw them on March 30, 1968! What a show! I met Daltrey! Keith Moon was unbelievably phenomenal! He revolutionized drumming!
1967
@@clarkthesharkshow9944 Yes, you’re right. But I think it peaked after the new year. I saw them in March 68 when The Who Sell Out with I Can See For Miles (which they did not perform) had recently come out. Anyway, you’re right. Call Me Lightning was the next single, I believe? I’m too lazy at the moment to do the research! By the way, they were great!
Because he was the best drummer in rock history mate! And he even owned his own milk float ya know? 😂😂😂
@@cheesetomato9140 In my opinion he was. Without a doubt!
I was fortunate enough in 1976 to have seen the original band, just extraordinary. I can only imagine what you experienced seeing this young group. I next saw them after Keith passed away with Kenny Jones and Rabbit onstage, it was over for me, Pete was drunk, Roger and John were so angry they didn’t even acknowledge Pete , I had front row seats for that show. I went again with Kenny on drums and just not the same. People say that Zac has added what had been missing ?
Greatest band ever. RIP Keith Moon and John Entwistle,
They are not even close to being #1.
The Beatles, The Moody Blues, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Steppenwolf, Jethro Tull, Cream, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Grateful Dead, Black Oak Arkansas, The Rolling Stones, and The Byrds were all much better. Even The Monkees were better and sold more records (though they did have at least six outside people writing songs for them in addition to the 12 they wrote themselves).
@@JimDeferioa friend of mine, there's good beer but always better, all these 60s band's were and still are untouchable
Listen to the drums ! Magical work from Keith ...
3:35 The vocal harmonies near the end... damn, gives me shivers and goosebumps.
Loved the video, really took me back a ways. When you look at todays 75 year olds. this was them.
Listen to the energy in the drums- thank God for Keith ! Genius !!
so much energy remember so well when this song came out!
One of the best British bands of all times.
Amen to your statement!!
Really? Because this song sounds like absolute shit
Absolutely, Beatles , Zeppelin, The Who, Stones. Britain was just filthy with kick ass bands.
the drumming by keith on this is awesome.love him.
Legend has it, when one description of this song said it was the loudest, dirtiest rock and roll song ever written, Paul McCartney was like "hold my beer" and wrote "Helter Skelter." And between The Beatles, The Who and Black Sabbath, heavy metal was born.
Helter Skelter is shite tho
Beck's bolero...
I think it's pretty cool - I like the Beach Boys plagiarism!
It's not plagiarism, it's "This is dirty? *I'll show you dirty!* "
legend has it that is bullshit. The Beatles may have been many things but the instigators of Heavy metal they weren't! Plus...it was called Rock music for many years before the phrase heavy metal started to be used.. They refer to bands like Led Zeppelin as heavy metal nowadays but we all thought of them as a rock band and rock music. That's what they were, and are. not this stupid phrase heavy metal.
Pure genius and talent that we don't see in today's music.
well, the Red Hot Chili Peppers are pretty inventive, I think
@@veronicaalleyne..lol..u joking..they NOTHING next to this
if youre closed minded i guess yeah
The Who: This is the dirtiest and heaviest song ever
Paul McCartney: Hold my tea
I hope it's earl grey
more like:
Paul McCartney: hold my tea while I invent a new genre
@Igor Kucharczyk it was just a joke 😅
But thanks for the information
Hold my weed
Bad Bunny: Hold my bottle
One of my favorite rock bands of all the time..
This song and 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' define the whole era
two amazing songs!
You might be right about that
And come togheter
"For what it's worth."
The who: This is the dirtiest and heaviest song ever
Paul McCartney : Hold my beer
Hahaha 😂
And ingrained with menace.love it blasting
Helter skelter is overrated....there I said it. I like this better
*Hold my bass
Chetter Cheese why can't I stop laughing at your reply?😂
Greatest Who single of all time.
And (believe it or not) the ONLY Who single to crack the American Top Ten!!!
Can you believe that?
Pete couldn't.
Keep it to ourselves in the old london
Right! The only top ten hit they had in the US. It reached to 9th place.
shows that americans were more into pop and flashy stuff than actual gooD rocK.
Man, Eminence Front.
The whole world isn't just America
Roger Daltrey - lead vocals
Pete Townshend - guitar, backing vocals
John Entwistle - bass, backing vocals
Keith Moon - drums
Al Kooper - keyboards
Pete Townshend -- songwriters
Kit Lambert -- producer
#MaximumR&B
I was born in 1981 and grew up with this music. My dad had a band in the 60’s and was a good guitarist. He would come into my room and sing me to sleep this song among others as a child. He passed away in 2009 and I am so grateful to him that I have epic taste in music 🙏🏼
You should try Greta Van Fleet. Their parents raised them listening to the Who, Stones and Zeppelin.
We just named our newborn son MYLES. This great song was a favourite of my dad's, who passed last August. A tribute, in part. Thank u.
Hussa TheHustla it is NOT called myles.. it's miles.. you Dumbass
@@bernarddover1442 They know how to spell miles, Myles is their sons name. Who's the dumbass now
As long as he's not blind, it's fine.
@@bernarddover1442 HOW stupid can YOU BE
That sucks man. I can mourn for Myles and Myles and Myles and Myles and Myles.
Saw them when this song came out in '67, blew me away!
I was 14 at the time, led me down the path I chose to take.
God bless rock & roll.
Hi I recommend a song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
Wasn't Pictures of Lily another hit from around this time aswell? That's another one the Who's 60s classics, before the 70s when they seemed to reinvent themselves with 'Who are you' heralding in their rock era and the 3 brilliant movies beginning with Tommy( love that movie as the songs show just what an incredible talent Pete Townshend has been) before Quadrophenia then McVicar, I mean theirs other songwriters who may've passed their 11 plus and even managed an A level or two but Pete Townshend holds A BA in songwriting infact if other artists fly in double winged aeroplanes, old Pete has a stealth fighter parked on his driveway, this bloke is a rock God , the only artist to even come close to being anything like him is Paul Weller, but it must be said that Roger Daltrey along with old Keith Moon and Mr Entwistle ( both of them on their own have God spellbound 'hench why nothing gets done really that's decent on earth) as a result there's the likes of Eminem & Stormzy that's ruined music with that rapp shite with songs about drive by shootings and postcode gangs etc and text talk because proper English grammar is like the apollo 11 project to them yeah bro ya dissing me man, ya get me? They leave school not able to write their own names, and migrants come here with people told 'they bring new skills and culturally enrich us" are what the young are taught to believe, I suppose Shamima Begum can impersonate an eggshell and potato peeling binbag left besides a wheelie bin? But the only thing that they bring into the UK is new Syphilis & flu strains 'hench the escooters that zoom through congested traffic to get them down to GU medicine appointments etc 'which at least enables typhus or Ebola to be detected before they get out into the black economy to pass on what they're carrying to people traffickers & prostitutes and other rogues like Will I am or Dizzy Rascal. Some even buy it "they rebuilt post war Britain" hmm? So after building huts outta mud that dry in the hot sun they acquired skills to build Canary wharf etc? Maybe they can claim credit for the fire escape routh in Grenville tower or even the fuse boxes located behind the bath taps!
It's the racism they bring here that should be of paramount concern to everybody, along with black mould on ceilings.
I can dig it brother rock and roll
Damn fu c king awesome drums and Townsend RIFFS groovy guitar. Dig the shit out of this masterpiece
Saw them with my sister and her friends back then I was 9 yo lol
I like the twist that this song has. It goes from sounding dark to optimistic and then back to dark and mood, then bright and happy again.
An absolute classic.
The vocals alone are pure gold
The songwriting is just...Top Tier...
Townsend said this was The Who's best song.
it is
This was my favorite Who song . Not that anyone cares . No. 2 My Generation .
The greatest band of all time
Sonically perfect. The group's best and most beloved single.
There comes a point in time where there is a song that is just too good, too perfect, just unbelievably mind-blowing. This is that song.
Deane Injejikian yes thats true.
I was pretty amazed at how simple the chorus is, but remarkably awesome. This does achieve perfection.
I was pretty amazed at how simple the chorus is, but remarkably awesome. It does achieve perfection.
Deane Injejikian I once listened to this on repeat for 3 hours. I absolutely adore this song! 😍
Lol. Wow
My favorite band of all time. My favorite song since I first heard it. God bless the WHO!!!
Comments like this are exactly why we started this channel, thanks for sharing your thoughts! I love the idea of an approaching thunderstorm, this song definitely has that "electric" tension feeling. We might be able to put something together for at least one of those artists, so stay tuned and keep your ear to the ground!
One of their best songs
The version on The kids are all right soundtrack first got my attention. At the hometown theater a near riot broke out on first night.
I was around when this song first got airplay (AM radio). It was ear-catching in its range. Probably what started me on the heavy metal path. Thanks for a lifetime of great rock-WHO!
"This is the heviest song ever"
Sir Paul McCartney: *helter my skelter*
Imagine being this deluded to think that Helter Skertel is better than this.
First of all the beatles needed a better drummer than Keith, which, was impossible.
@Mavors No, he did not, troll.
I like this song better
@@ForceOfLight imagine thinking YOUR opinion is objective fact 🤦
@@ForceOfLight I mean, I like this song better too, but it's all opinion, right? 🙂🙂
This has been my favorite song since the first time I heard it when I was a teenager.
Their biggest hit overall-It peaked at # 9 in the fall of 1967-Great song!
Just like the assassination of JFK. I can remember where I was in 1967 when I, first, heard it.
When it came out it was just so different than anything that had come out before ...Had very much the same kind of Electrifying / Entrancing power of a song like "She Loves You" or Help!
i was 17 playing high school football basketball and baseball LOVE this fucking song!
Just goes to show the number of awesome songs coming out around then !!! ...Mini - Age of Aquarius !
Their biggest hit Stateside, that is. My Generation got to No2 in the UK in '65, and several other singles made the top five there too.
Superb drum track.
One of the few truly psychedelic gems by The Who...it was '67 and the acids were flooding the Swingin' London.
This song is not psychedelic.
Helter Skelter
McCartney was inspired to write the song after reading a 1967 Guitar Player magazine interview with the Who's Pete Townshend where he described their latest single, "I Can See for Miles", as the loudest, rawest, dirtiest song the Who had ever recorded. McCartney then "wrote 'Helter Skelter' to be the most raucous vocal, the loudest drums, et cetera" and said he was "using the symbol of a helter skelter as a ride from the top to the bottom; the rise and fall of the Roman Empire-and this was the fall, the demise."[4] In British English, the term "helter-skelter" not only has its meaning of "in disorderly haste or confusion" but is the name of a spiralling amusement park slide.[8] McCartney has used this song as a response to critics who accuse him of writing only ballads.[9]
Good 'un!
Yes then he went back to writing only ballads!
And unfortunately led to the unfortunate savage killing of Sharon Tate and her friends and eventually finished off the hippies.
Hate the Beatles rip me😅
Nothing to do with Helter Skelter that turned out to be very hot and was received at the same time!
😃 ❤ 👍.
Why don't they make music like this anymore?
Don't despair. The phoenix always rises out of the ashes.🌹
First song where Rock completely grabbed me and blew me away......1967 standing up on a chair listening to the the WLS from Chicago on a clock/radio on a buffet.....felt like that guy on the Bose commercial with my hair all blown back .....Rock & Roll Discovered!
Unworldly great recording and song by the best Rock band of all time.
Probably their best, from a long list of bests. Throbbing bass, tribal drums, emphatic guitar, elegant vocal harmony. There is no way to do it better.
What great 60s era video to go along with this Classic Who track!!!!!
The very inspiration for heavy sound of Helter Skelter by The Beatles.
Actually, The Beatles wrote Helter Skelter because they heard The Who were going to come out with a new "gritty, dirty, muddy" song and they didn't want it to overshadow their recent stuff.
The Beatles?? Who's that?
Wich sucks
Grecco's shitposts Actually, Paul have read about this song in a magazine that it's really loud and noisy, and wanted to do the same. Then when he heard the song, he realized it's not loud at all. And he decided he should write a really loud and histerical song himself.
They are that covers band that was obsessed with The Rutles.
This is one of the very few songs that I remember the first time I ever heard it. I thought it was the coolest song I ever heard.......
It sizzles and crackles. The perfect rock song.
one of the greatest singles of all time ..brilliant
Genuinely
Easily one of the greatest songs of all time
Best Rock Band EVER.
SAW THEM in the 70s LIVE FK AWSOME !!!!👍👍✋✌✌👌👊👏g
The Beatles had more rock songs than the Who and so did The Rolling Stones. The Beatles also had at least four songs that are considered heavy metal (Helter Skelter, Yer Blues, Birthday, and the fast version of Revolution that was released as a single in the summer of 1968 - some also put "I Want You/She's So Heavy" in the categories of either heavy metal or doom metal)
The Who have to be ranked in the top 10 of rock bands. They were GREAT. Top 10 for sure. 🎵🎼🎶
Their songs are haunting
Right at the Top/ Bottom of my Stack of 45's
Along came Mary ...Also in that stack ...many Beatles songs ...I feel fine , ticket to ride ; etc...what Daze those were !!!
@@lewisner no.
1. Beatles
2. Moody Blues
3. Pink Floyd
4. Led Zeppelin
5. U2
@@blairsterling6141 personal opinion. I thought you knew that which is why I replied. Sorry.
I've loved this song since I was a child! Nothing on earth sounded like! Thank you The Who! We know who you are! ✌
This is fantastic.
I saw The Who back in 1971 at a tennis stadium in Queens, N.Y. They were the LOUDEST thing I ever heard! I swear people out on Long Island could hear that concert. I've been in love with Pete Townshend ever since. 🎶🎸 🎶 I'd windmill with him anytime!
I also saw them back in 1971 at SPAC in upstate Saratoga Springs, the largest crowd ever at SPAC 33,000+ what a show, my girlfriend and would lie in bed listening to "Who's Next"
@@healthyone100 and John Entwistle had his back to the audience.
I heard this and thought why is song not one of their big hits? One doesn't hear much of this song. It's one of their best! Brilliance.
Keith Moon was so badass. Sad that we lost him so young.
He was a bundle of nervous energy with a very dark side. Poor Mooney was always going to burn bright and fast. Still miss him though! ❤️
Outstanding drumming in this song
This song is POWERFUL!!
Muscular
I am listening to this song because I just heard Billy Graham
tell Johnny Carson ,filmed in 1970’s , “There were a million people at the open air event and as I looked in each direction I saw believers for miles and miles.”
Respectfully listening and courteously gathered.
Thank you for the memories dear Billy
Respectfully
My question are you saved and if you are are you still running the race. Or has your light grown dim and your salt lost its taste. Everybody wants to die for Christ but are they willing to live for him? Everybody is talking about the second coming of Christ or the rapture not that I don't. Jesus won the war all we have to do is fight the battle. Yes, things are dark and people are lost in their sin but now is not the time to give up and wait around for the rapture to come and do nothing. The idea of people not liking you or even being hated by others by others doesn't sit well with most Christians. It is easier to blend in with the crowd or the world and live a lukewarm life. When we think of the disciples we
think of their faithfulness to Jesus and preaching the word with the threat of being tortured or killed at any time. They denied their flesh and self all in the name of Jesus and the
word of God all ultimately dying horrific deaths. When we preach the gospel we need to remember if people are hostile to you or the message it is not you that they hate but Jesus. The only reason they hate you is because you're the messenger of the good news. I just don't take it personally, what can they do to me, yell at me, curse me, or take a punch at me that is nothing compared to the rewards one will receive and the glory God gets.
Best band in the universe 🤩😍
They are not even lose to being the best.
The Beatles, The Moody Blues, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Jethro Tull, Cream, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Grateful Dead, Black Oak Arkansas, The Rolling Stones, and The Byrds were all much better. Even The Monkees were better and sold more records (though they did have at least six outside people writing songs for them in addition to the 12 songs they wrote themselves).
The Who's best album IMHO is "Who's Next" but Moon drums almost exactly the same way on EVERY song. Drives me crazy!
Being a teen in the 80s and loving all the metal bands none rocked harder that The Who.
I LOVE TO ROCK AND DANCE; BE 100% ALIVE WITH women and men like me! TOTALLY HEALTHY BLOOD TESTS ALL VACINES AND SHOTS. Love to exercise be fit live an exceptionly positive exciting life! Bill I.U.S.A. Join my exclusive club.B.I.calif U.S.A. I AM B.I.
Metal band 🤣 oh how the definitions have changed
@@sosomadman Mot meaning The Who being a metal band. They could blow them off the stage.
I read the drummer blew his hearing.
It was otherworldly Magical when I was at Denison walking on the road up from the Field house ...And up comes ... " I'm Free " Just saying that practically Transfixes me . There was very little thought going on in my head ...I was gonna go down there and I Was gonna Get IN !!!! UND I DID !! - YAH !
I love The Who!
One of the best songs ever.
Those close harmonies have gotten to me ever since hearing this when it came out. I was about 17.
Just had a flashback to when this came out. I really miss the music of the 60's.
Hello from Berlin, Germany. This song is old but the situation is still the same😳
We don’t care if helter skelter is dirtier or heavier we just want to hear good music
Helter skelter is a better song than this.
@@badgasaurus4211 I'm a huge Beatles fan but I prefer this one to be honest, Helter Skelter isn't for me.
@@badgasaurus4211 no , it's not........ boo
Helter Skelter is a good song though,not better than this but still good.
@sternenkind Tell that to the OP and all the other people who have replied here then
Great Classic The Who
The who is my idol in my eyes they are the greatest rock n roll band in the world
A great, great song by The Who. Pete Townsend was heavily
influenced by Charlie Parker and Henry Purcell.
In turn, Syd Barrett was inspired by Pete's use of feedback on the
very early Pink Floyd songs.
The video accompanying the track showed what a turbulent year
1967 was. Muhammed Ali and Twiggy, Ian Paisley and Ronald Reagan.
The good, the bad and the ugly.....
It s when othet crazies think what they believe somebodys song is talking to theim we havproblems write your own song say what you think and don t make like u know what someone else meant
can you point to any specific moment where claimed townsend's influences (bird, purcell) are audible?
Great intro for CSI Cyber yet 😀😀
You mean Pete's use of feedback on early Who songs. Pete never played with Pink Floyd.
Hard to believe that this song is The Who's only top 10 hit in the U.S. (Billboard Hot 100).
Stalled at number nine
This is a MAXIMUM volume song. Period!
I still have the vinyl version of The Who Sell Out. I think it's very underrated, a great novelty. I read that Roger Daltrey caught pneumonia from sitting in a bathtub drenched in Heinz Baked Beans. Now I'm in the mood to play it.
This song helped me get through hard times! Pure perfection!
One of the greatest sings ever on vinyl. The “ singles “that the Who put out just so defining of the era and what made Rock and Roll truthful. Thank you guys, Pete, Roger, John and Kieth.
My friend and I stayed at a German youth hostel years ago.
Everybody had to vacate between 9 A.M. and 4 P.M.
This was the song the owners played loudly at 8 A.M., to wake us up.
It worked, every time.
I've been listening to some of The Beatles Esher Demo's and for most of their takes Helter Skelter was a slow heavy blues, but Townshend discovered what happened if you got The Beatles really motivated. Thanks Pete, we got two great songs out of the friendly competition!
One of the great songs played on Art Bell's Coast to Coast AM radio show. Rest in Peace, Art Bell.
Pretty powerful and ahead of its time.
Pete considered this song his "ace in the hole." When it didn't chart as high as he had hoped, his reaction was." I spat on the British record buying public." Pete, take solace in that we very well know how good of a song this is!!!!
FK POLITICS against PETE & THE BAND CNTS !!!😡It WAS FK BRILLIANT !!!!👍👊👌👏g
Masterpiece
the guitar and drums sound more awesome that i heard in my life , and i heard maaaaaaaany...
Thanks for letting me know about this great song CSI:Cyber!
me 2
yes
yes
+TheFlamingArrow It's also the theme song for the British 2005 comedy series about astronomers in the Australian outback called "Supernova".
great song great video great Drums !!!
No crystal ball needed to see through this haze. Great song that still resonates all these years later.
Originality is a great thing.
Twiggy , Mohammed Ali ( aka Cassius Clay ) and Ronald Reagan too ! All the old 60’s memories !!!
Wonderful !
I'm here because British Power is incredible!
Fantastic! Its a true classic!
This song kicks Aaaaaasssss!
This was light years ahead of its time.It will always be relevant in any music.First heard it when I was 10 or 11.Im 65 now and it still blows me away.
Court Beall then you find out all these years later about the deeper meaning. ...... th-cam.com/video/JEN9NW6qjCw/w-d-xo.html
If I knew how to work a radio tuning dial at age four that year I would have been hooked. Way too young to work the turntable of the family Magnavox!
one of my all time favs from The Who
First record I bought - still got it - cost just over 6 shillings if I remember right - well worth it - still sounds great - can't beat vinyl.
Shillings? Jesus Christ almighty.
6/8d
Nobody rocked like the Brits, and, these guys were at the top of the heap.
How lucky you were to live in that generation and be able to buy that piece of vinyl, with shillings!! I envy you or anyone from that era, it seemed to be an idyllic era to live in - the post-war years, plenty of jobs, great music, a bit of money (not many millionaires then). Today, life is dystopian in the UK. It is a declined country.
Amazing ,famous band yet somehow still underrated!! Does that make sense?
This song is the 60's in full swing
This song makes me feel alive,!
Prepare yourself to see CSI: Cyber spoiled it in next few months...
Maxime Edon
3 years later, Im still waiting.....
waiting. Dam this clock is slow!
You sure its pluged in?
Ill kèep wating.
Maxime Edon did you know you predicted the future they played this song during E3 for forza Horizon 4 but it was actually better than this one
Maxime Edon why no new episodes?
What Is CSI Cyber? Educate me please
@@ianmclean5812 *Have you not heard of CSI, TV Show... The best one is Cyber, though... Where this song is in...*
(Pete Townshend)
I know you've deceived me, now here's a surprise
I know that you have 'cause there's magic in my eyes
I can see for miles and miles Oh yeah
If you think that I don't know about the little tricks you've played
And never see you when deliberately you put things in my way
Well, here's a poke at you
You're gonna choke on it too
You're gonna lose that smile Because all the while
You took advantage of my trust in you when I was so far away
I saw you holding lots of other guys and now you've got the nerve to say
That you still want me
Well that's as may be
But you gotta stand trial
Because all the while
The Eiffel Tower and the Taj Mahal are mine to see on clear days
You thought that I would need a crystal ball to see right through the haze
Hang on boys and girls this intro is the spark that built this fire...gem.
Two all of u out thre. I am 58 yrs of age and grew up with the 5060.music in my days.. We dint have any thing except a radio love you all many thanks. Mike ant coote of brid.. East Yorkshire xx
This Music was the Bomb!