I Can Do Anything (Delacratic) by De La Soul

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I Can Do Anything (Delacratic)
By: De La Soul

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Release Date:	1989 (sav-man)
Lyrics By:	P. Huston/K. Mercer/D. Jolicoeur/V. Mason (sav-man)
Music By:	P. Huston/K. Mercer/D. Jolicoeur/V. Mason (sav-man)
Produced By:	Prince Paul (sav-man)
Released By:	Tommy Boy Records (sav-man)
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From De La's classic 1989 debut album 3 FEET HIGH & RISING. (sav-man)

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Song Lyrics:

(It's Delacratic)
If I want to I could jump off this building.
(It's Delacratic)
I could hold two pieces of doo-doo in my hand.
(It's Delacratic)
I could call everybody in that room a rubberneck.
(It's Delacratic)
Come on, please?
(It's Delacratic)
I can say anything that I want.
(It's Delacratic)
I could wave my hand in my air.
(It's Delacratic)
I could stick my hand up my nose.
(It's Delacratic)
I could hold my foot and count to three.
(It's Delacratic)
I can do anything.
(Possie? Dovie? Masie?)
(Pass my bag.)
(I B Emerson)

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