Category Archives: Dinosaur Songs

The Smallest Dinosaur – a Teeny-Weeny “Tinysaur”

I’ve recorded the third for the dinosaur album. It’s not about one of the big sauropods and it’s not a about a T-rex this time either. This song is about the smallest dinosaurs there ever was – a Tinysaur named Paul. Some say the tinysaurs never existed because they have not yet found any tinysaur bones of fossils, but I bet they existed. They were about the size of a spore and they were impossible to see. However, they made a peculiar sound so the only way you could tell there were tinysaurs around was by a gentle buzzing in the air – sort of like a mix of a mosquito and a bumblebee. The tiny dinosaur – or “tinysaur” – in this song is a lonely little fellow. He seems to have lost all his tinysaur buddies and now he is wondering if there is anyone else like him out there. Poor little guy.

Tyrranosaurus Rex – Breaking Everybody’s Necks

Right now I’m working on a song called “Tyrannosaurus Rex”. There is already a song called “Running from a T-rex” and this new song will explain why any sane person would run like crazy whenever they see a Tyrannosaurus coming. “Tyrranosaurus Rex” is a rock song with a a lot of attitude. I tried recording some of the vocals today but I immidiately got hoarse and had to stop. It’s hard on your vocal cords when you try singing like a T-rex. Anyway, I’ll let you know how things are going.

“I’m Tyrranosaurus Rex – breaking everbody’s necks!”

Dinosaur Songs – a very, very old album for kids and their parentosaurs

Hello everyone!

This is my first blog post. I’m Daddy Donut from Sweden and I make music about things I love. Right now I am deeply in love with dinosaurs. So I’m recording an album full of songs about some of the greatest creatures that ever walked the earth: Brachiosaurus, Brontosaurus (I know it’s an old name but I still like it), Pterodactyl (yes I know, technically not a dinosaur) and of course the terrifying T-rex (Tyrannosaurus Rex). I’ve also written about some lesser known dino species like the selfish “Egosaurus” and the itsy bitsy “Tinysaur”. I really hope kids all over the world are going to like the album when it’s finished. A lot of love and effort has gone into this muscial project.