A Hunters Prayer

Lyrics

[Verse 1] In the woods of Wawa, where the trees are tall We set the stand, bait by hand. A Mean ol' black bear, eyes that shine Paws that can take, any man's life. Locked on the scent of food tonight. (CHORUS) A hunters prayer, may thee return More humble then when thee came. [Verse 2] Morning comes, calm and still not even the sound of wind can be herd upon this hill. Sneaking through the twigs and sticks I climb the a tree , I sit and wait on what ill see. Hours go by and not a soul As the sun start to fall I hear a low mumble. (CHORUS) A hunters prayer, may thee return More humble then when thee came. [ Verse 3] Long black fur blows in the breeze Comeing in on the trail, Right behind me. A snagle tooth , shows through his cheek Of the big Ol' black bear i see before me. My hairs stand, as he stands alert he can smell me. He just doesnt no where i be. A low growl ,rumbles his throat. A snort and a sniff as he beats the ground. The sky turns red from the setting day. Only one of us is going to walk out of this bush today. (Chorus) A hunters prayer, may thee return More humble then when thee came. [Verse 4] I reach for my bow one inch a a time, in hopes this bear will take his time. The barrel rocks and bangs the tree, the chains that tie it under tension trying to break free. His skin ripples with each of his pulls, I admire this big ol board. Eyes line up, I hold my aim In one moment. Time freezes The bear Roars, and his paws hit the floor just enough light to see him run out of sight. The bush falls silent and a eerie noise Reaches out and passes me. "Roaaaar" (Chorus) A hunters prayer, may thee return More humble then when thee came. [Verse 5] chills run through my bones... As a slowly climb down to the forest floor. And approach towards. Where I herd the death roar. A hunters prayer, may thee return More humble then when thee came. To live and hunt another day.