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Dino Chorus

a lyrical ode to plastic dinosaurs

By Randy BakerPublished 2 years ago 1 min read
Dino Chorus
Photo by Lucas George Wendt on Unsplash

[to be sung to the tune of the "Hallelujah" Chorus from Handel's Messiah]

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Verse 1

Steg-a-saurus,

stega-saurus, stegasaurus

Steg-a-saurus,

a-and T-Rex

Triceratops,

Brontosaurus, brontosaurus

Triceratops,

Brontosaurus, brontosaurus

a-and T-Rex

.

Verse 2

Pter-a-dactyl,

ptera-dactyl, pteradactyl

Pter-a-dactyl,

a-and T-Rex

Triceratops,

Brontosaurus, brontosaurus

Triceratops,

Brontosuarus, brontosaurus

a-and T-Rex

.

(repeat, as necessary)

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NOTE: This was originally "composed" circa 2007, for my then 3-year-old daughter and a cousin of the same age. It was inspired by a set of cheap, plastic dinosaurs bought on impulse to entertain the children.

Over the years, it has been occasionally revived, by popular demand (or so I claim) at family gatherings. Now, it is my gift to you, dear reader.

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About the Creator

Randy Baker

Poet, author, essayist.

My Vocal "Top Stories":

* The Breakers Motel * 7 * Holding On * Til Death Do Us Part * The Fisherman

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    Written by Randy Baker