words & music by Bob Corbin
pub. by Sabal Music, Inc.(ASCAP)
Hey man, them ain't high heel sneakers
And they sure don't look like dancin' shoes
And that ain't rock 'n roll you're playin'
And it sure don't sound like rythmn and blues
You sing a song about makin' love to your sister
Well I think I'd rather hear Johnny B. Goode
And what's that stuff you've got on your face Mister
Is there something I don't know that I should
And I guess I'm a
(Chorus)
Dinosaur
Should've died out a long time before
Have pity on a dinosaur
Hand me my hat, excuse me M'amBbut where's the door
Used to be, I had a lot of fun in the city
I listened to the jukebox and tried to stay out of fights
And now and then a sweet young girl in a red dress
All gussied up, man what a sight....and you know that
Flashing lights sure make me dizzy
And the music's very strange to my ear
It looks like they turned Smokey Joe's into a spaceship
I'll be leaving just as soon as I finish my beer
And I must be a
(Repeat chorus)
I had a dream, they put me in a museum
Right up beside the dinosaurs
And at my feet lay the fender of my old Chevy
And it read Missing Link....1964
And I must be a
(Repeat chorus)
Corbin/Hanner was an American country music duo formed by Bob Corbin and David Hanner. Their musical journey began in 1979 as a five-piece band called the Corbin/Hanner Band, with Al Snyder, Kip Paxton, and Dave Freeland rounding out the lineup. Corbin and Hanner handled vocals and guitar respectively, contributing to the group's classic country sound. Among their most notable songs are "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry", "The Last Thing on My Mind", and "You Don't Know Me". Corbin/Hanner achieved moderate success throughout the 1980s with their traditional country style, drawing influence from artists like Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard.
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