The Legend Of The Lone Dinosaur

Long ago on a mountain top a mighty egg was laid
Burned by the light of the circle bright and cooled by the forest shade
Then one stormy evening when the icy rain did pour
Out of the egg appeared the leg of the Lone Dinosaur

His neck was long and limber, his shoulders broad and lean
His eye was high as the morning sky, and his vision it was keen
He wandered strong and silent across the valley floor
And everybody called him the Lone Dinosaur

Dinosaur
His tail was swift as lightning
Dinosaur
His heart was brave and pure
Dinosaur
Whenever times were frightening
Call his name and he'd be there for sure
Lone Dinosaur

One day when he was roaming alone out in the west
A vicious pack of Sharpteeth came and gobbled up his nest
He tracked that pack of varmints and fought them by the score
He left them lying toothless, toothless!
And he gave a mighty roar

Dinosaur
He promised his protection
Dinosaur
To the helpless and the poor
Dinosaur
Whenever there was danger
They'd never be defenseless anymore
This he swore
The Lone Dinosaur

Dinosaur
His tail is swift as lightning
Dinosaur
His heart is brave and pure
Dinosaur
Whenever times are frightening
He'll be there to fight the carnivore
The Lone Dinosaur, yee-haw!