Calling Me

By Bob Reilly · April 30, 2012 · No comments
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I’m talking to you, You’re talking to me

And though I don’t deserve it, You set me free

With a gentle grace abounding

Open heart resounding

Calling me

I look at my life, I look at my dreams

I look at Your loving ways, though sometimes it seems

That I miss the boat completely

When I miss You sweetly calling me

I could blame it on the world as the busyness unfurls

Another day goes passing by

I could make a reckless choice, disregard Your voice

And walk away

Yet, even as I’ve turned, through many years I’ve learned

Your perfect love still covers me

As I fall back in Your arms, the foolish worldly charms just fade away

I’m talking to you, You’re talking to me

And though I don’t deserve it, You set me free

With a gentle grace abounding

Open heart resounding

Calling me

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Bob Reilly, a Washington / Baltimore nativer has worked with a number of bands including Watercress & Chula; mostly playing in coffeehouses, universities and small clubs on the East Coast. In the 1990’s, he co-founded , Open Circle, a mid-Atlantic music collaboration, and released two recordings – Unity and Children of God. In 2005 he founded Weinot Productions, an arts advocacy company and produced two Weinot Productions studio projects – The Journey Home and Perfect Love. More recently, he has been the lead singer and guitarist for an alternative Christian folk-rock group called the BRIDGE. In 2006 Weinot Productions, released "Unexpected Ways," which contained 11 Reilly originals performed by members of the the BRIDGE and other studio musicians. For more information visit Bob on Facebook at Bob Reilly / Weinot Productions Bob Reilly & Joe Goulait Music. Contact the author.