| Well, I’m a little dinosaur
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| I’m a little dinosaur
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| I’m a little dinosaur
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| But I’m planning to go away.
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| Now, I am real old, don’t you know
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| Born ten billion years ago.
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| But they don’t love me here enough and so
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| I’m planning to go away
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| Now the children upon their lawns
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| Will wake up and wonder where I’ve gone.
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| And the flies that buzz around where I now be
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| They’re all gonna have to get along without me.
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| They’ll say, Where’s the little dinosaur?
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| Where’s the little dinosaur?
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| Where’s that little dinosaur?
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| He must have gone away.
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| Oh no, please don’t go
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| Oh no, please don’t go
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| Don’t go, little dinosaur,
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| Please don’t go away.
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| Oh no, please don’t go
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| Oh no, please don’t go
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| Don’t go, little dinosaur,
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| Please don’t go away.
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| Okay, I’ll come back
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| You know I’m back to stay
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| 'Cause I’m just your little dinosaur
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| And I could never really go
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| Never really go
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| Never really go away. |