Walk The Dinosaur

The lyrics create a playful, surreal story that jumps between a prehistoric world and modern life. The speaker first describes strange adventures and invites everyone to “walk the dinosaur,” turning the tale into a dance-like celebration. The mood changes when a frightening object appears in the sky and the speaker says the dinosaur is killed. This shift brings a sudden ending to the playful scene, though the repeated chant keeps the song energetic and comic.

Several images mix things that do not normally belong together: a person watches a modern television show in a world of ancient creatures, and later sees what may be airplanes described as “two big silver trees” in the sky. These absurd combinations make the story feel like a dream rather than a realistic account. “Get on the floor” is a simple invitation to dance, while “walk the dinosaur” sounds like a dance move or a playful way to join the group.

The lyrics do not explain exactly what the dinosaur represents, or whether the final “killing” is meant seriously. It may simply be part of the song’s nonsense humor and sudden, dramatic storytelling. The contrast between dancing and destruction leaves room for different readings, but the playful sound suggests that listeners are not expected to treat the story as a literal lesson.