There's a whole lot of stuff about your favourite prehistorics here. There's a poem about a T-Rex with toothache. Better keep out of his way! And a story, too. About a Brontosaurus who gets friendly with a small boy called Matt, and goes paddling in the local park! There's also six dinomite songs that youll just love. So what are we waiting for? Lets Go To Dinosaurland...

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"The Dinosaurs Part 3" genre: Stories and Myths
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"Dinosaur Dancing" genre: General Children's Music
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	Imagine have a Square Dance with dinosaurs. A version of this song was recorded by Syd Little & Eddie Large.
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"Darwin" genre: General Children's Music
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	Birds are direct descendants of the dinosaurs and evolved from them. Here's a song about a dinosaur called Darwin who dreamt he could fly.
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