MUSIC FOR SALE

Carpenter and Hunter
[Verse 1]
He shaped the wood with patient hands, Measured twice, cut once, he’d say, Showed me how the grain remembers Every touch along the way. A friend, a guide, a gentle teacher, Kindness in his every deed, Explained the world in quiet moments, Planted understanding’s seed.
[Chorus]
Carpenter and hunter, Family, mentor, friend, Teaching through his actions, Compassion without end. Precision in the building, Pride in every line, Stealth upon the trail, Gratitude in every find.
[Verse 2]
We’d walk the woods at sunrise, Learning nature’s subtle signs, Tracking deer through silent shadows, Fishing when the day aligns. He’d say the hunter’s greatest secret Is to honor what you seek, To become one with the forest, Humble, patient, never weak.
[Verse 3]
He moved through dawn-lit forests, Silent footfalls on the ground, Taught me patience, taught me reverence For every life that we found. Stealth in the hunt, pride in the kill, Thankfulness in the meal— He showed me how to honor What the land and woods reveal.
[Bridge]
In the shop or on the hillside, Craft and hunt entwined as one, The pride he took in finished projects, The respect behind each gun. Stealth in stalking, pride in taking, Thankfulness in every meal, We’d bow our heads together, Grateful for the life we’d steal.
[Chorus]
Carpenter and hunter, Family, mentor, friend, Teaching through his actions, Compassion without end. Precision in the building, Pride in every line, Stealth upon the trail, Gratitude in every find.
[Outro] Carpenter and hunter, Mentor till the end, With every meal, a memory— His lessons still my friend.