King Crimson - Dinosaur [Single Version] Lyrics
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Dinosaur [Single Version]
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What Are The Lyrics For Dinosaur [Single Version] By King Crimson?
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 I'm a dinosaur Somebody is digging my bones Ignorance has alway been something I excel in Followed by naivety 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 I'm a dinosaur Ooh, 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 And now I toss and turn I'm a dinosaur Somebody is digging my bones I'm a dinosaur Somebody is digging my bones I'm a dinosaur Somebody is digging my bones I'm a dinosaur Somebody is digging my bones |
Who Wrote Dinosaur [Single Version] By King Crimson?
Adrian Belew, Anthony Charles Levin, Pat Mastelotto, Robert Fripp, Trey Gunn, William Scott Bruford
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What's The Duration Of The Dinosaur [Single Version] By King Crimson?The duration of Dinosaur [Single Version] is 5:18 minutes and seconds. |
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