First Psychedelic Song

What song do you think is the first true psychedelic song. Some people think it's Eight Miles High and some of have said Tomorrow Never Knows. The 13TH floor Elevators first album was recorded in late 1966. The Doors came out in early 1967. Jefferson Airplane Surrealistic Pillow was recorded after Revolver. I guess you know my choice.

Mr Heath this list is mostly garage songs. The psychedelic songs are mostly after Revolver example the Electric Prunes. I would could  consider Tomorrow Never Knows much more psychedelic than any of the songs on this list, before the subgenre was even popular. The list of songs that were released before Tomorrow Never Knows are less Psychedelic than songs that are on Rubber Soul like Nowhere Man and even Norwegian Wood and that is late 1965. The Beatles popularized psychedelic music they were not late in the scene. Late in the scene is not 1966 or late 1965. Your statement is not factual.

Mind you the beatles were early compared with:

• Globb Waterfall: This may contradict the belief that there is no water on the moon; I still hope there is, if it's not external then it's inside the crust. Gravity has done a strange thing, and has formed a type of overflowing well. The water rises to form a huge globule on the top of a plateau, and when it's reached its maximum size it falls with a terrific splash to the ground below, and flows away into the cracks of the moon; then the whole cycle repeats itself again and again.
• Dribcot's Space Boat: This looks rather like an egg, and it floats about 100 yards from the surface of the ground. It glides along at about 20 m.p.h. and is built and owned by the Dribcots. It is driven by huge inductance coils, that set up a magnetic field with the same polarity as the moon. Therefore, when the magnetic field is strong enough, it is repelled by the moon and rises into the air. By varying the polarities and their direction, the space boat is driven along. By reducing the magnetic field the boat can gracefully settle down on the ground. Its disadvantage is that it follows the shape of the ground below, and with a few odd craters around the Dribcots have a few "ups" and "downs", but the big disadvantage and the reason for drifting 100 yards from the surface is that if a passing satellite of opposite polarity came by, it would whisk the spaceboat, Dribcots and all, away and perhaps into orbit around some other heavenly body!
• Love Dance Of The Sarooes: Once again we find the Sarooes in a sad mood as they twist and turn in this almost Eastern dance. This dance is performed every eight days when the light is only half as bright, and a strange purple haze seems to cover their Valley. They dance for almost four hours non-stop, and then fast for three days. Perhaps it's a superstition; anyway it is a means of saving their valuable food rations and to watch this dance is a beautiful sight.
• The Bub Light: This is a wonderful sight -- a great patch of the sky becomes filled with different coloured lights, almost I should imagine like the end of a rainbow, except that each light takes on a shape. People travel from great distances to dance in the coloured rays, and about every five minutes the different lights all mix up, take on different shapes, and settle down to shimmer for another five minutes; then the shuffle takes place again. This lasts in our time about ten hours. This strange sight only happens about once every six months, and to dance in its coloured rays gives the people the belief that it casts a magic spell over them for the next six months, and safeguards them from evil.