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Dinosaur Song

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Slightly flat of E
[Intro]
C  F  G  C
[Verse 1]
CDinosaurs lived a Flong time ago
GThey were terrible lizards Cdon't you know
CSome ate plants and Fsome ate meat
GSome ate fish and Csome ate beasts
[Verse 1]
COne was called a DiFplodocus
G7one was bigger than Cyour school bus
COne was called a TricFeratops
GThree horns to stop anyCthing that hops
[Verse 2]
Now Ccan't you just see yourself Fwalking along
GLeading your pet CTrachadon
Or Cfeeding your BrontoFsaurus Rex
or Gscratching your DiCplodocus' neck
Or Criding on a StegoFsaurus' back
Or Gswimming in BrachioCsaurus' track
[Outro]
COh what a time and Foh what fun
G7playing  tag with your ICguanodon
And Cif we had dFinosaurs now
G7Could they get along with a Chorse and a cow
Hm, Cwell I wish they hadn't beFcome extinct, G7dinosaurs
N.C.
would be nice pets and friends to have around to run outside
N.C.
and play with every day don't you
CthinkF  G  C  

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Dinosaur Song

by Johnny Cash

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Slightly flat of E

[Intro]

C F G C

[Verse 1]

C F

Dinosaurs lived a long time ago

G C

They were terrible lizards don't you know

C F

Some ate plants and some ate meat

G C

Some ate fish and some ate beasts

[Verse 1]

C F

One was called a Diplodocus

G7 C

one was bigger than your school bus

C F

One was called a Triceratops

G C

Three horns to stop anything that hops

[Verse 2]

C F

Now can't you just see yourself walking along

G C

Leading your pet Trachadon

C F

Or feeding your Brontosaurus Rex

G C

or scratching your Diplodocus' neck

C F

Or riding on a Stegosaurus' back

G C

Or swimming in Brachiosaurus' track

[Outro]

C F

Oh what a time and oh what fun

G7 C

playing tag with your Iguanodon

C F

And if we had dinosaurs now

G7 C

Could they get along with a horse and a cow

C F G7

Hm, well I wish they hadn't become extinct, dinosaurs

N.C.

would be nice pets and friends to have around to run outside

N.C.

and play with every day don't you

C F G C

think

About Dinosaur Song Chords by Johnny Cash

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What key is "Dinosaur Song" in?

The chords for "Dinosaur Song" show the original chord names (including E, C, F, G, G7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.