Shootin’ Star The Okee Dokee Brothers
"Shootin’ Star" by The Okee Dokee Brothers, released in 2013, is a folk-inspired children’s song that celebrates imagination and adventure. The lyrics encourage dreaming big and embracing the wonders of nature. Its playful melodies and harmonies create a joyful atmosphere, promoting creativity and exploration in young listeners. #Folk
[Verse 1]
Annie Oakley was the best shooting star in the west
With a quick draw and a straight shot and a red leather vest
She could hit a bullseye, she could shoot the moon
But at the end of her shows she'd sing ‘em this tune
[Chorus]
Put your 6-shooter down
Grab your six-string guitar
Start singing and wishin'
On a long shootin' star
And wish that we might
And wish that we may
Hang up our guns
And put the bullets away
[Verse 2]
Buffalo Bill, was loaded with fun
His pappy was a pistol he was a son of a gun
But boys and their toys don't always get along
So after his showdowns he'd sing ‘em this song
[Chorus]
Put your 6-shooter down
Grab your six-string guitar
Start singing and wishin'
On a long shootin' star
And wish that we might
And wish that we may
Hang up our guns
And put the bullets away
Annie Oakley was the best shooting star in the west
With a quick draw and a straight shot and a red leather vest
She could hit a bullseye, she could shoot the moon
But at the end of her shows she'd sing ‘em this tune
[Chorus]
Put your 6-shooter down
Grab your six-string guitar
Start singing and wishin'
On a long shootin' star
And wish that we might
And wish that we may
Hang up our guns
And put the bullets away
[Verse 2]
Buffalo Bill, was loaded with fun
His pappy was a pistol he was a son of a gun
But boys and their toys don't always get along
So after his showdowns he'd sing ‘em this song
[Chorus]
Put your 6-shooter down
Grab your six-string guitar
Start singing and wishin'
On a long shootin' star
And wish that we might
And wish that we may
Hang up our guns
And put the bullets away
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