WEE SING AND LEARN DINOSAURS (Song lyrics)

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WEE SING AND LEARN DINOSAURS (Song lyrics) DINOSAURS Dinosaurs, dinosaurs, Dinosaurs, dinosaurs, Dinosaurs, dinosaurs, Oh, millions and millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed the earth. VERSE Some dinosaurs were small and fast and some were big and slow, Some dinosaurs walked all alone, and some in herds, we know, Some dinosaurs ate only meat and some ate plants, it s true. Some dinosaurs were very fierce and some were peaceful, too. REPEAT TAG Millions and millions and millions and millions and millions and millions of years ago, Dinosaurs roamed the earth. MAIASAURA Maiasaura made a nest of mud, Maiasaura made a nest of mud, Maiasaura made a nest of mud, Then she laid her eggs. Maiasaura watched the babies hatch, Maiasaura watched the babies hatch, Maiasaura watched the babies hatch, Then she fed them all. Maiasaura took care of her young, Maiasaura took care of her young, Maiasaura took care of her young, Then they left the nest. TAG Then they left the nest, Then they left the nest.

ANKYLOSAURUS Ankylosaurus had tough skin, Ankylosaurus had rough skin, Ankylosaurus had thick skin And spikes on its head and back. Ankylosaurus had a long tail, Ankylosaurus had a strong tail, Ankylosaurus had a spiked tail With a big, bony club on the end. TYRANNOSAURUS Tyrannosaurus was the fiercest Dinosaur of all, It had sharp claws and big sharp teeth And stood so very tall. Tyrannosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Tyrannosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex. Tyrannosaurus hunted for its Food both night and day, The other dinosaurs would run To get out of the way. REPEAT TAG Tyrannosaurus Rex, Tyrannosaurus Rex.

ORNITHOMIMUS Ornithomimus, Ornithomimus, He s and Ostrich Dinosaur, Ornithomimus, Ornithomimus, Guess what his long legs were for? /DESCANT Running, running, running, running, Running, running, running, running, Running, running, running, running, That s what his long legs were for. TRICERATOPS Big and powerful, He fills his foes with dread, Triceratops, he carries all his Weapons on his head. He has one horn above each eye And one horn on his nose, His shield he takes upon his shoulders Everywhere he goes. REPEAT He doesn t hunt, he just eats plants, But still a fearsome sight, Ferocious dinosaurs would even Think before a fight. REPEAT

PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS Pachycephalosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus Had a dome of solid bone. VERSE No sharp horns, no sharp teeth, No spikes or claws to dread, But if a fight was started, He d use his tough, hard head. REPEAT 2Xs DEINONYCHUS One of the most fearsome hunters Wasn t big at all, He measured close to ten feet long And only five feet tall. Deinonychus, With his powerful jaw, Deinonychus, With his terrible claw. Stalking quickly through the woods, He hunted with a pack, When they spied a likely foe, They d race to the attack. REPEAT

STEGOSAURUS Here s the Stegosaurus, The mighty Stegosaurus, With plates all up and down it s back And spikes upon its tail. This scary looking dinosaur Is really not a hunter, All it eats are plants and leaves It finds along the trail. REPEAT COMPSOGNATHUS (Tune: Ten Little Fingers) Comp, Comp, Compsognathus, Comp, Comp, Compsognathus, Comp, Comp, Compsognathus, Tiny dinosaur. Quickly running for his dinner, Quickly finding bugs and lizards, Quickly hiding when in danger, Tiny dinosaur. REPEAT 2X S SEISMOSAURUS Feel the ground shake, see the trees quake, What is it, does anybody know? Huge, enormous, Seismosaurus, Causing earthquakes everywhere he goes. REPEAT

PARASAUROLOPHUS Parasaurolophus, Long bone on its head, It might have beeped, it might have honked, Or rumbled low instead. Para, Para, Parasaurolophus, Para, Para, Parasaurolophus. Parasaurolophus, It s bone is called a crest, I wish we knew what sound it made, But we can only guess. REPEAT 2X S DINOSAUR FOOTPRINTS Footprints, footprints, Dinosaur footprints, Was he big? Was he small? Look at his footprints. Footprints, footprints, Dinosaur footprints, Was he fast? Was he slow? Look at his footprints.

FOSSILS Dinosaurs lived so long ago, What were they like? How do we know? Look at fossils, yes, fossils To learn about dinosaurs. Where did they live and what did they eat? What was their size? How big were their teeth? Look at fossils, yes, fossils To learn about dinosaurs. VERSE 3 Footprints, teeth and eggs and bones, Hardened for years and turned into stone. Look at fossils, yes, fossils To learn about dinosaurs. WHAT HAPPENED? The dinosaur s extinct! Let s really try to think. Too cold? Too hot? Some changes in the weather? No sun? No food? A lack of fur or feather? A theory comes and goes. The truth is no one knows! REPEAT LAST 8 LINES