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They said that it could not be done They warned it would go wrong Debates were held across the globe Discussions tough and long Science won with madcap plans To change the world forever They cloned a bunch of dinosaurs And made them really clever The end result as you’d expect The Dinos knew their worth And quickly they reclaimed their place As rulers of the earth A hundred years, a hundred more They grew in size and smarts Determined they would make the best Of this new given start They loved and learned and had a blast They lived without regrets Until the day the dinosaurs Discovered quite a threat With eyes upon the stars above These creatures down below Looked up and saw approaching fast A dreaded age-old foe The meteor was twelve miles long Another five in girth And without doubt, this chunk of rock Was heading straight for Earth So history, it seemed to them Was doomed to a repeat Just when Jurassic 2.0 Was getting really sweet Enter now our heroes two Our saviours of the day Claiming they could make this problem Swiftly go away Professor Rex and Dr Steg Were cleverer than most Though being humble dinosaurs They didn’t like to boast The took the stand, addressed the world To calm the publics fears They had a plan, one they’d prepared Throughout their whole careers “Don’t worry friends” The doctor said His face set proud and grim “Though we were bested long ago This time we’re going to win” “Before we fought with tooth and claw We now have brains and wit Last time destruction came to us Now we take the fight to it” A ship was built, a team was formed The gears of fate were turning Now was the time they put to test Their centuries of learning Blasting off with guts and gusto Geared towards the heavens The dinosaurs all crossed their claws Awaiting Dino-geddon It took their best, their toughest lot To see the battle through But just in time these fine heroes Did what they’d aimed to do The meteor, now dust and grit Was scattered into space The victors of this great rematch The noble Dino Race!
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