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sweet [91]
3 years ago
13

Write a rap about fossils please

Chemistry
2 answers:
ella [17]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: this is going to be horrible im sorry.

Fossil rocks are in the ground tonight, theyve been in there for a really long time, they contain a historyyyyy of life, theyve been down there for a really long time... dig that.

look at the ground partly rock, plus plants and animals stuck in their spot huh, each new layer stackin up, how old is ur fossil bro, been down there for a long time so pretty darn old.

Explanation:

givi [52]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

CHORUS 1:

Fossil rocks are in the ground tonight

They’ve been down there for a really long time

They contain the history of life

They’ve been down there for a really long time

Fossil rocks are in the ground tonight

They’ve been down there for a really long time (They’re the schist*)

They are literally on the grind

Take your hammer out and... break that

VERSE 1:

Look at the ground. Partly rock

Plus plants and animals stuck in their spot. Huh

Each new layer stackin’ up

So the oldest on the bottom and the newest on top

“So how old is your fossil, bro?”

Well it was pretty far down so it’s pretty darn old

And I dated this one, so I gots to know

It’s from 3.5 billion years ago

Yo. I got that lava flow, Volcano

Air full of particles & smoke

There goes life as they know

Now that’s a blast! But most rocks ain’t movin’ that fast

The sediment’s evidence. Like a present tellin’ us of the past

CHORUS 2:

Take your chisel out and… flake that

BREAK:

Everyday I’m Shovelin’…

Brushin’ ‘em, Brushin’ ‘em

VERSE 2:

Brush it off and hear the story of life as told through rock

The story of the earth as told through life. Now stop... do the trilobite

Continental plates (are driftin’)

Mountains in the states (upliftin’)

Tend to isolate (species)

By affecting who you mate with (believe me)

Slow moves. Long time. Push up mountains to the sky

Slow moves. Long time. Open up a great divide

Slow moves. Long time. Fossils found on either side

Fossils found they tell us why... tell the history of life....

Slow moves. Long time. Slow moves. Long time

Slow moves. Long time. Slow moves. Long time

Plates are driftin’ at ya boy. Plates are driftin’ at ya boy

Plates are driftin’ at ya boy. Now boom. There’s an asteroid

   

Explanation:

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