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{{Infobox song
{{Infobox song
| Name    = Sheila Can Do [It]
| Name    = Sheila Can Do It
| Cover    = Vanweezer cover.png
| Cover    = Vanweezer cover.png
| Type    = Album
| Type    = Album
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| RC's last song  = "[[Butterfly]]"<br>(RC# 217)  
| RC's last song  = "[[Butterfly]]"<br>(RC# 217)  
| This RC song    = "Sheila Can Do [It]"<br>(RC# 218)
| This RC song    = "Sheila Can Do It"<br>(RC# 218)
| RC's next song  = "[[Sunshine O]]"<br>(RC# 219)
| RC's next song  = "[[Sunshine O]]"<br>(RC# 219)
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"'''Sheila Can Do [It]'''" (written multiple ways, including "'''Sheila Can Do It'''" and "'''Sheila Can Do (It)'''") is a song written by Rivers Cuomo in early [[1996]]. An earlier draft of the lyrics, possibly just titled "'''Rachel'''", is featured in ''[[The Pinkerton Diaries]]''. The song is to finally be released on Weezer's album ''[[Van Weezer]]''.
"'''Sheila Can Do It'''" (written multiple ways in the recording history, including "'''Sheila Can Do [It]'''" and "'''Sheila Can Do (It)'''") is a song written by Rivers Cuomo in early [[1996]]. An earlier draft of the lyrics, possibly just titled "'''Rachel'''", is featured in ''[[The Pinkerton Diaries]]''. The song is to finally be released on Weezer's album ''[[Van Weezer]]''.
==Overview==
==Overview==
"Sheila Can Do [It]" was written early in [[1996]] during Cuomo's time spent at Harvard University. The [[Catalog O' Riffs]] dates the song at [[February 8]], while Cuomo's handwritten [[#Lyrics|lyrics]] for the song (under the title "Rachel") are dated [[February 22]]. The song, along with "[[Sunshine O]]", was notably written around the same time as ''[[Pinkerton]]'' tracks "[[Across the Sea]]", "[[The Good Life]]", "[[Falling For You]]", and "[[Butterfly]]". In a [[2020]] [[Riverpedia archive - 09/03/2020|entry]] on the [[Riverpedia]] section of Cuomo's [[riverscuomo.com|personal website]], Cuomo confirmed that the song was partially inspired by [[Rachel Haden]]. The song never appeared on an album, but was performed at [[Homie]] shows in [[1997]], and rehearsed for the intended (albeit scrapped) Homie album.
"Sheila Can Do It" was written early in [[1996]] during Cuomo's time spent at Harvard University. The [[Catalog O' Riffs]] dates the song at [[February 8]], while Cuomo's handwritten [[#Lyrics|lyrics]] for the song (under the title "Rachel") are dated [[February 22]]. The song, along with "[[Sunshine O]]", was notably written around the same time as ''[[Pinkerton]]'' tracks "[[Across the Sea]]", "[[The Good Life]]", "[[Falling For You]]", and "[[Butterfly]]". In a [[2020]] [[Riverpedia archive - 09/03/2020|entry]] on the [[Riverpedia]] section of Cuomo's [[riverscuomo.com|personal website]], Cuomo confirmed that the song was partially inspired by [[Rachel Haden]]. The song never appeared on an album, but was performed at [[Homie]] shows in [[1997]], and rehearsed for the intended (albeit scrapped) Homie album.


During a Homie performance of the song [[Homie concert: 11/04/1997 - Cambridge, MA|at The Middle East in Cambridge]], a woman exclaimed “That’s me!” upon Cuomo’s announcement of the song title. During [[Homie concert: 11/21/1997 - Cambridge, MA|a performance at TT & The Bear’s]] a few weeks later, Cuomo asked if the same Sheila was there (she wasn’t) [https://web.archive.org/web/20160203060822/http://tvs.soymilkrevolution.com/?p=571#comment-9654].
During a Homie performance of the song [[Homie concert: 11/04/1997 - Cambridge, MA|at The Middle East in Cambridge]], a woman exclaimed “That’s me!” upon Cuomo’s announcement of the song title. During [[Homie concert: 11/21/1997 - Cambridge, MA|a performance at TT & The Bear’s]] a few weeks later, Cuomo asked if the same Sheila was there (she wasn’t) [https://web.archive.org/web/20160203060822/http://tvs.soymilkrevolution.com/?p=571#comment-9654].
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