Chapel Bells And Shotgun Shells

Lyrics

Out at dawn, shotgun in my grip,
Thought I'd rule the woods, on this little trip.
Along came a lady, shotgun slung so fine,
Thought it was my day, but she crossed the line.

She took her shot with a cheeky grin,
I stood there watching, couldn’t help but let her win.

Thought I ruled the woods, but she came to play,
With her shotgun charm, she blew me away.
She's a sharpshooter, in camo and lace,
Shot right through my heart, put a smile on my face.

We’d meet at dawn, by the old pine tree,
Shotgun duets, just her and me.
Each burst of laughter, every clay pigeon blast,
She was shooting for fun, I was falling fast.

With every shot she’d laugh, dare me to compete,
My heart was hers before I admitted defeat.

Thought I ruled the woods, but she came to play,
With her shotgun charm, she blew me away.
She's a sharpshooter, in camo and lace,
Shot right through my heart, put a smile on my face.

No chapel bells, no rush, just fate,
We’d take our time, knew it was worth the wait.

Thought I ruled the woods, but she came to play,
With her shotgun charm, she blew me away.
She's a sharpshooter, in camo and lace,
Shot right through my heart, put a smile on my face.

From shotgun shells at dawn, to laughs under the moon,
She’s my shooting star, my heart’s in tune.