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DeHartMusic
DeHart
50 episodes
5 months ago
808 Demo by DeHart
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Dinosaur
DeHartMusic
2 minutes 33 seconds
3 years ago
Dinosaur
I was really obsessed with dinosaurs as a kid and totally bit someone once in kindergarten. What a mess... So, this song is based on experience. Thanks for giving this song a listen, and please share if I have compelled you to do so. Lyrics: When I was young, they would ask me, When I grow up, what would I'd like to be? With stars in my eyes, I knew my answer well And to everyone I would tell, I wanna be a dinosaur. I want to be a velociraptor with twelve inch claws that I'd scratch your faces off before devouring your heart. I want to be an Ankylosaurus With a shell on my back and I'd make you sore with My great hammer tail, you're gonna get wrekt. Kids were never that nice to me, but I'll grow spikes and claws you see I'll have my sweet sweet revenge But first I have to be a dinosaur. There is a kid that would always shove He'd like to think that he was above the laws of the playground that's not right. I'd hunt him down with my dino-roar Jump onto my prey until he hit the floor And when I felt the mood, I'd have a bite Expelled for this behavior, That's fine that kid had a funny flavor And I no longer belong to human kind Because in my mind I'm a dinosaur Can you hear me roar?
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808 Demo by DeHart