And the phrase that would later arrive in the lyrics for “Behind Blue Eyes.” The song itself is written from the perspective of someone who is perceived to be the villain but who is actually not.

He was particularly affected by their song “Behind Blue Eyes.” “In amongst the din and the noise, the power chords and the rage, there’s another voice,” he opined. “‘Nobody knows ...

to be the sad man / Behind blue eyes.” The Who’s Pete Townshend reportedly wrote the lyrics from the point of view of a villain who just wants to be a good guy. “Blue Eyes” by MIKA ...

Cabello says the “Behind Blue Eyes” cover aligns with the moodier ... So it just felt right. And the lyrics, too, seem very dark and moody, which aligns with your album. Totally.

The Who performing on 'Colbert'. Credit: CBS/YouTube. The Who are set to begin a two-part North American tour next week, and have appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to perform an ...

Still, the album's Durst-penned songs, all 15 of them, were nothing compared to the penultimate track: a cover of the Who's 'Behind Blue Eyes.' Durst (wrongly) assumed that his cover of the song ...

Jelly helped Fred Durst and company on their take of "Behind Blue Eyes" on Friday night in Daytona. By Gil Kaufman Limp Bizkit have been playing their unique version of the Who’s “Behind Blue ...

The country star and nu metal icon performed The Who's "Behind Blue Eyes" at Rockville Festival on May 10 Bailey Richards is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023 ...

The Who's Pete Townshend performs his song Behind Blue Eyes on The Andrew Marr Show. He describes the song as about being "white, blue eyed and not quite right". The full 13 minute exclusive ...