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I Can Be a Frog Lyrics
She said I can be a frog
I can be a bat I can be a bear Or I can be a cat She said I can be a lion I can be a Gila monster I can be a warrior Indian I can be a helicopter She said I can be a wolf I can be a finch I can be a jaguar Or a locust on the bridge She said I can be a monkey I can be a tiger I can be a tornado Knocking down your wires Well, it seems like she can be anything Any kind of creature she wants to be Oh, it seems like she can be anything Any kind of frog Any kind of bear Any kind of monkey She wants to be
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09-29-2009
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10-07-2009
It sounds like either his mother or some other woman he admires tells him that he can be anything in creation and at the end of the song he admires her because she can be all those things and anything else she wants to be. I agree with the above poster, that childhood imagination and getting in touch with that allows someone to become anything they want to become.
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10-07-2009
Reminds me of Devendra Banhart's "Little Yellow Spider." I love the childish silliness of both songs.
It sounds like either his mother or some other woman he admires tells him that he can be anything in creation and at the end of the song he admires her because she can be all those things and anything else she wants to be. I agree with the above poster, that childhood imagination and getting in touch with that allows someone to become anything they want to become.
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12-01-2009
And then in the next song you have that weird priest-like character urging his listeners to be free like the characters in this song are.
I guess.
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