I really like Townshend's rhythm playing in this, especially those quick, short 'stabs' after the first verse.
It obviously seems quite British. Pretty sure it's about they way young people behave (drinking, fighting etc) and sex. Like the lines "carry you home" and "gonna get inside you" with the latter actually being quite literal - example of a stereotypical good night out, from a man's perspective anyway.
Also, I think there's a reference to the Who song 'Substitute' in the lyrics. When he mentions "leather" and "shoes", words that are in 'Substitute' with the added fact that the meanings are similar - being young and involving love life.
I really like Townshend's rhythm playing in this, especially those quick, short 'stabs' after the first verse.
It obviously seems quite British. Pretty sure it's about they way young people behave (drinking, fighting etc) and sex. Like the lines "carry you home" and "gonna get inside you" with the latter actually being quite literal - example of a stereotypical good night out, from a man's perspective anyway.
Also, I think there's a reference to the Who song 'Substitute' in the lyrics. When he mentions "leather" and "shoes", words that are in 'Substitute' with the added fact that the meanings are similar - being young and involving love life.