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WGFA
>>>I'm not so sure about that. I cannot see how WGFA fits in at all...the
only revolution in Lifehouse is one of the mind, rather than a
political takeover. As described in WGFA, the revolutionaries end up
as the
I think Townshend wrote this as a reaction to Woodstock. As he
states on TKAA - "I 'ated it!" I think a lot of people were
extremely disillusioned with the post-Woodstock anti-climax.
Woodstock was supposed to epitomise the emancipation of youth, but in
the end it was just a paper tiger. It all started before the event
even finished, with the suspicion that the FBI (or whoever) had
seeded the clouds to make it rain. I think the words to WGFA are
allegorical, using political situations and descriptions to describe
the post-woodstock atmosphere. That's my opinion anyway......
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