I Can Be a Frog

Album: Embryonic (2009)
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  • 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 guillemonster
    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 Writer/s: MICHAEL IVINS, STEVEN DROZD, WAYNE COYNE
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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