"Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?" is not a song by Jimi Hendrix; it is actually a song written by Bob Dylan. The song was recorded during the sessions for Dylan's album "Highway 61 Revisited" in 1965, but it was not included on the album and was released as a single instead. The lyrics of the song paint a picture of a man who is filled with anger and seeking revenge. The man is described as sitting in a room, preoccupied with his vengeance and cursing the dead who cannot respond to him. The narrator suggests that this man has no intentions of acknowledging or looking their way unless it is to test his own inventions or to ask for assistance. The plea for the person to crawl out their window is a metaphorical call to escape from this toxic and dangerous situation. The lyrics also touch upon the appearance of truthfulness in the man's outward demeanor but highlight the fear and change that has occurred in the narrator's face. The man's anger and followers are described as trying to manipulate their beliefs and religious views to support his actions. The final plea in the song encourages the person to come out of the darkness and escape this destructive situation. The line "You can go back to him any time you want to" suggests that the decision to leave lies in the person's hands and they have the power to break free if they choose to. Overall, "Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?" is a song about manipulation, control, and the need for escape from a toxic relationship or situation.
