Can't Come Down

Well I'm flying down desert streets wrapped in mother's wine and sheets,
Asbestos boots on flaming feet dreaming of forbidden treats,
When uniforms on nighttime beats ask me where I'm going and what I eat.
I answer them with a voice so sweet,
I can't come down till it's plain to see.
I can't come down I've been set free.
Who you are and what you do don't make no difference to me.
Well someone trying to tell me where it's at,
And how I do this and why I do that,
With secret smiles like a Cheshire cat,
And little wings like a vampire bat,
I fly away to my cold water flat and eat my way to a bowl of fat,
And I say to the man with the funny hat,
I can't come down till it's plain to see.
I can't come down I've been set free.
Who you are and what you do don't make no difference to me.
They say I'll be good to lose my grip,
My hold on reality is starting to slip,
To tell me to got off with this trip,
The say its like a sinking ship,
Life's sweet wine is too warm to sip,
And if I drink I'll chug and flip, I'll just say as I take a nip,
I can't come down till it's plain to see.
I can't come down I've been set free.
Who you are and what you do don't make no difference to me.
Oh I dream of cotton seas and granite walls and redwood trees,
And ugly eye that only sees endless mirrors and infinite me's,
About the winter's coming freeze this afterthought I say with ease,
To all of you who make your fees,
I can't come down till it's plain to see.
I can't come down I've been set free.
Who you are and what you do don't make no difference to me.