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Raptor
Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen Lyrics
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Yikes! I think it's over there.
It's a monster. It's the wind.
Does the wind have lots of hair?
Can a dinosaur be hairy?
Stop! We'll never get some sleep.
It's the wind, there's nothing scary.
Look! A prehistoric sheep!
Chorus:
Is that a raptor in the woods
The Loch Ness Monster swimming by
Something's made off with our goods
That must be Bigfoot just outside
Wait! There's a simple explanation.
It's just our imagination.
Things that scare us in the night.
Just seem funny when it's light.
Right? Right. Right. Right.
Goodnight. Goodnight. Goodnight.
Did you see that did you see it?
Giant shadows in the trees
It's a wombat. What's a wombat?
No, I think it's killer bees
No it's worse. It's from the iceage
Something time has left behind
It's a giant pterodactyl, with a little puny mind
Chorus
You guys, you've heard my explanation,
It's just our imagination.
Who's around and hold me tight.
Just don't let the bedbugs bite
Right? Right. Right. Right. Goodnight.
But if I don't make it, give my goldfish to my twin.
I don't want your goldfish.
But you're my next of kin.
Sometimes you can't win.
Wait! I know the explanation.
It's not imagination.
Arm yourself it's time to fight
or let's book ourselves a flight
Right? Right. Right? Right. Right? Right. Right?
Chorus
The Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's song "Raptor" is a lighthearted and whimsical tune that showcases the imagination of children. The song is about two siblings who are afraid of the monsters that they believe are lurking in their bedroom. As they try to figure out what the sounds and shadows could be, they come up with increasingly wild explanations, including a raptor in the woods, the Loch Ness Monster swimming by, and Bigfoot just outside. Despite their fears, they ultimately realize that it's just their imagination playing tricks on them, and they can go to bed with peace of mind.
The chorus serves as a reminder that the things that scare us at night can be seen as funny in the light of day. The children sing that many of their fears are exaggerated, and that there's always a simple explanation for what seems to be scary. However, the final verse takes a more comical turn. One of the siblings is afraid of not making it through the night and requests that their goldfish be given to their twin. The other sibling is confused and doesn't want the goldfish, to which the first sibling responds that they're their next of kin. It's a humorous exchange that captures the innocence and playfulness of childhood.
Line by Line Meaning
Did you hear that did you hear it?
Did you just hear that loud noise; can you confirm?
Yikes! I think it's over there.
Expressing fear and indicating that the noise came from a nearby location.
It's a monster. It's the wind.
Attempting to identify the source of the noise, first suggesting a monster then wondering if it could just be the wind.
Does the wind have lots of hair?
Questioning the previous suggestion that the noise came from the wind and expressing confusion by asking about the wind's physical attributes.
Can a dinosaur be hairy?
Wondering about prehistoric animals and their physical characteristics.
Stop! We'll never get some sleep.
Acknowledging that the noise is causing sleeplessness and must be addressed.
It's the wind, there's nothing scary.
Attempting to calm fears by suggesting that the noise is simply caused by the wind and not a scary monster.
Look! A prehistoric sheep!
Pointing out a strange sight or possible explanation for the noise.
Is that a raptor in the woods The Loch Ness Monster swimming by Something's made off with our goods That must be Bigfoot just outside
Listing possible scary things that could be causing the noise and implying that they are all equally unlikely.
Wait! There's a simple explanation. It's just our imagination. Things that scare us in the night. Just seem funny when it's light. Right? Right. Right. Right. Goodnight. Goodnight. Goodnight.
Realizing that the noise was just in their heads and trying to calm themselves before going to bed.
Did you see that did you see it?
Now perceiving something visually and asking if others also did.
Giant shadows in the trees
Describing what was seen.
It's a wombat. What's a wombat?
Suggesting a possible explanation for the shadows and then realizing they don't know what a wombat looks like.
No, I think it's killer bees
Quickly suggesting another explanation for the shadows.
No it's worse. It's from the iceage
Deciding that the shadows are from something more scary than just killer bees.
Something time has left behind
Speculating what the scary thing from the iceage could be.
It's a giant pterodactyl, with a little puny mind
Concluding that the scary thing from the iceage is a pterodactyl and speculating about its intelligence.
You guys, you've heard my explanation, It's just our imagination. Who's around and hold me tight. Just don't let the bedbugs bite. Right? Right. Right. Right. Goodnight.
Repeating the earlier realization that the scary things are just in their heads and asking for comfort before going to bed.
But if I don't make it, give my goldfish to my twin.
Jokingly suggesting that they might not survive the night.
I don't want your goldfish. But you're my next of kin. Sometimes you can't win.
Responding to the joke and acknowledging that sometimes things just don't work out.
Wait! I know the explanation. It's not imagination. Arm yourself it's time to fight or let's book ourselves a flight Right? Right. Right? Right. Right? Right. Right?
Realizing that there might actually be something scary outside and suggesting that they either fight it off or flee.
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