[(produced by Brian Eno)] [(recorded at Abbey Road Studios)] [(Influenced by "Crocodile Rock", by Elton John)] [(Start)] [Intro: Ethereal synth oboe leads, underscored by triumphant piano chords] Unearthed from morass, bones of immense size. Carnivorous giant, with grinding demise. [Verse 1: Manic energy builds, orchestral strings swell] Ten thousand moons past, ruler of the land. Skeleton assembled by mortal hand. [Chorus: Epic symphonic layers, female vocalist belts powerfully] Mammoth resurrected! From marle and clay ejected! Ancient beast dissected! Nature's law reflected! [Verse 2: Energetic tempo, playful yet commanding piano rock] Tusks of spiral twist, curved like ox's horn. Teeth of savage form, for flesh to be torn. Spine of sharpened peaks, ribs small and compact. Hips of bison form, skull a massive tract. [Pre-Chorus: Tension mounts with avant-dance rhythms and synth flourishes] Yellow marle, grey marle, shell marle descending. Peat and turf above, strata never-ending. Excavate! Assemble! Scientific quest! Piece by piece revealing nature's behest. [Chorus: Triumphant reprise with layered harmonies] Mammoth resurrected! From marle and clay ejected! Ancient beast dissected! Nature's law reflected! [Bridge: Soft, dramatic oboe solo builds into symphonic explosion] Condyles of the neck, angled ten degrees. Cavity for muscles, smaller than one sees. In elephant's form - yet larger it stands, a predator supreme in untamed lands. [Final Chorus: All instruments converge in a climactic finish] Mammoth resurrected! From time's grasp collected! Prehistoric specter! Of life's grand vector! [Outro: Haunting piano with sustained oboe notes fades] In bones we trace the path of history. Through death we glimpse life's greatest mystery. Mammoth eternal, your legend shall endure. In halls of science, your presence now secure. MAMMOTH RESURRECTED!