So, where come you from Komodo?
Was not 'til 1910 did anyone know that you exist.
Are you a tiny-saur Komodo?
You go hunting by yourself near awfully sunny Myanmar.
Out your mouth the hissin' comes,
And sound your big ears nearly can't hear near or far.

A dino monster you, Komodo?
In the hour that the planet went your kin eternity,
But you were saved, Komodo.
They were done and lost their life, and dinosaurus all did die,
But you held your claim and stayed,
Where dinosaurs were standin' you still hunt and lie.

Must be something in your genes just right,
You won the fight, Komodo.
You are standing there for all to see,
Not history, Komodo.
Though it should have been that you would lose,
You're still here yet.
If it happened just the same again,
Would you get dead, Komodo?

If it happened just the same again,
Would you get dead, Komodo?

But you're here to stay, Komodo,
And back so many years you were not stifled by God's Hand.
You did not succumb, Komodo.
You did not befall the plight that fell that caused your kins' last stand.
As each dino falls and dies,
Allowed you were to bite and eat 'the dead on land.

Was there something in the air that night?
That spared your plight, Komodo?
They're remaining there for you and me,
Not history, Komodo.
Why this dino did the Maker choose,
Just one he spared,
To be here yet.
Did He leave one there to show to men,
Why did not end, Komodo?

There was nothing made them bear the plight,
Came through the night, Komodo.
Still their lining moves through history,
Beat destiny, Komodo.
But the theory bought said they should lose,
But, they're here yet.
How would scientists explain this then?
Why are there then, Komodo?

How would scientists explain this then?
Why are there then, Komodo?