Ian Cooke - Epilogue lyrics

Mesozoic life was the most impressive work that evolution ever did All the animals, so well adapted to everything they were amid And now their dawn and dusk has come and gone for us To carry on expending their remains That era ended when from space descended in a catastrophic asteroid Big as a mountain so life took a poundin'. Most of it was instantly destroyed But a few lucky mammals made it through, past the scramble and evolved into a lot of things, like you and me People will sing stories of our lives.. It's pretty obvious my stature has its benefits It's a long migration. Dominus sonitus. I am a quetzalcoatlus Born from water, we moved to the land Found in remains we leave behind That's not all we are. A pebble, and a star, and a soul