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A hundred million years ago in years This planet ran a savage rage of fear We were torn up by the dinosaur Leopard lizards and much more Oh, those times gone by Still I have to wonder why Oh, the times gone by Still I wonder why Vampires and dinosaurs Vampires and dinosaurs Why they ran so well I can't tell for Vampires and dinosaurs Found a lucky key chain Must have been the rain Where have we been again and again Still turning around to the place we began Vampires and dinosaurs Vampires and dinosaurs Can knock your face onto the floor Vampires and dinosaurs Well. what 'cha watchin' on T.V. Didn't you know that it was me Whenever you've got that certain smile Yes, that's the Hollywood style Yes, that's a Hollywood smile with those Vampires and dinosaurs Vampires and dinosaurs Why they ran so far I can't tell for Vampires and dinosaurs Vampires and dinosaurs Vampires and dinosaurs
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Mar 13, 2015
Mar 13, 2015 at 4:11 PM UTC
Vampires and Dinosaurs
A hundred million years ago in years This planet ran a savage rage of fear We were torn up by the dinosaur Leopard lizards and much more Oh, those times gone by Still I have to wonder why Oh, the times gone by Still I wonder why Vampires and dinosaurs Vampires and dinosaurs Why they ran so well I can't tell for Vampires and dinosaurs Found a lucky key chain Must have been the rain Where have we been again and again Still turning around to the place we began Vampires and dinosaurs Vampires and dinosaurs Can knock your face onto the floor Vampires and dinosaurs Well. what 'cha watchin' on T.V. Didn't you know that it was me Whenever you've got that certain smile Yes, that's the Hollywood style Yes, that's a Hollywood smile with those Vampires and dinosaurs Vampires and dinosaurs Why they ran so far I can't tell for Vampires and dinosaurs Vampires and dinosaurs Vampires and dinosaurs
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Mar 13, 2015
Mar 13, 2015 at 4:11 PM UTC
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