The Dodos UK - Can't Come Down (Single Version)

Written by Johnny McHaclameny, Can't Come Down comes from the 1968 LP 'The Dodos' otherwise called The Plaid Album, due to the plaid cover.
The album itself is a theme record where each of its 4 sides representing an aspect of a day, and also the phases of a human life. This song is taken from side 3, which is the "night" side.

In an interview in 1969 Johnny said this about the song, "I had had a pretty strong LSD trip and was writing a song about it, and somewhere along the line I started thinking about how there was a similarity in the loss of control between a trip and being head over heels for a woman. So I had the idea to make it a mix of the two ideas. I think it came out pretty well. We did a few different versions of it, and the one we recorded with me singing was used as the single, and the one with my brother singing was used on the album. I like them both, but I do prefer the single version, less because it's me singing and more because it's just a cleaner sound."