Originally Posted by Fdemetrio
Again for a twenty year old kid to conceptualize this into a song..


The lyrics "See me, feel me, touch me, heal me" are not a literal physiological fact but rather a poetic representation of psychological and physiological needs that are well-supported by science. The line, from the rock opera Tommy by The Who, speaks to the power of human connection in healing trauma and the importance of social integration for mental and physical well-being.

It does. But I entered college as a psyche major and none of these ideas were ground breaking at the time.
Deaf, dumb and blind goes back to forever, as does being healed.

I do not think that the songs on TOMMY are bad.
I also do not think that they are some great milestone in lyrical history.
And when I listen to "SUNNY" or some "Vintage rock station...almost no WHO. Once in a while, "Behind Blue Eyes" or something... but unlike ZEP and DEREK & Ds, CLAPTON solos and some others, there appears to be little interest in WHO music.

https://soundcloud.com/sunset-poet-of-texas