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Adrian Belew ~ Dinosaur


Long ago and far away in a different age When i was a dumb young guy Fossilized photos of my life then Illustrate what an easy prey i must have been Standing in the sun, idiot savant Something like a monument I'm a dinosaur, somebody is digging my bones Ignorance has always been something i excel in Followed by naivet And pride Doesn't take a scientist to see how Any clever predator could have a piece of me Standing in the sun, idiot savant Something like a monument I'm a dinosaur, somebody is digging my bones When i look back on the past It's a wonder i'm not yet extinct All the mistakes and bad judgments i made Nearly pushed me to the brink It doesn't pay to be too nice, It's the one thing i have learned Still i made my fossil bed Now i toss and turn I'm a dinosaur, somebody is digging my bones more free lyrics

Long ago and far away in a different age
When i was a dumb young guy
Fossilized photos of my life then
Illustrate what an easy prey i must have been
Standing in the sun, idiot savant
Something like a monument

I'm a dinosaur, somebody is digging my bones

Ignorance has always been something i excel in
Followed by naivet
And pride
Doesn't take a scientist to see how
Any clever predator could have a piece of me
Standing in the sun, idiot savant
Something like a monument

I'm a dinosaur, somebody is digging my bones

When i look back on the past
It's a wonder i'm not yet extinct
All the mistakes and bad judgments i made
Nearly pushed me to the brink
It doesn't pay to be too nice,
It's the one thing i have learned
Still i made my fossil bed
Now i toss and turn

I'm a dinosaur, somebody is digging my bones

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