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3-year-old’s song ‘Dinosaurs in Love’ is beyond adorable, goes viral

The song has a sad ending, so chances are you’ll have mixed feelings when you hear it.

Published on: Jan 30, 2020, 17:13:22 IST
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A heartening song about dinosaurs living it up, partying with each other and falling in love one day and dying another day is going all kinds of viral all over the Internet. The song tells the (short) story of two dinosaurs in love who didn’t get to say goodbye and as far as love stories go, it is more touching than one would imagine a song about dinosaurs to be. But it’s sung and written by an almost four-year-old so chances are you’ll have mixed feelings when you hear it. Called ‘Dinosaurs in Love’, the song has stuck a chord with many on Twitter, collecting over two million views and counting.

Musician Tom Rosenthal posted the track sung by his daughter, Fenn, on Twitter.
Musician Tom Rosenthal posted the track sung by his daughter, Fenn, on Twitter.

Musician Tom Rosenthal posted the track sung by his daughter, Fenn, on Twitter. “Fenn, my nearly 4 year old daughter, recorded her first ever solo song today,” he wrote in his tweet. “She came up with all the words herself and I helped her a little bit with the tune. It’s called ‘Dinosaurs in Love’,” he added.

The song became an instant hit among people. Grab some earphones and listen to the track. Make sure you have some tissues handy, though.

“One day you’re eating fruit and cucumber and the next you’re extinct. Rough times,” says a Twitter user. “The end hit me like a meteor,” says another.

What do you think of the song?

 
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