When It All Comes Down
Listen to this articleRestless hearts all alone
We’re searching for the perfect place; the perfect home
Where on earth can peace abound ?
We seek it everywhere, but still it can’t be found
Behold I’m standing at the door
I’m waiting for your cry so I can do much more
When it all comes down, we’ve been put in this place to work our faith out
When it all comes down, we’ve got to move beyond the question “why?”
When it all comes down, it’s just a matter of where we leave this body
When it all comes down, we die
We die
So we struggle through our days, yet if we stopped and looked above this worldly haze
There’s a person and a way
A perfect place of rest and mercy for each day
Yes, there’s hope beyond the grave
For there is one who overcame and truly saves
I know that death has lost its sting
One day in heaven we will lift our voice and sing
Worthy, worthy is the lamb
Holy, holy is his name
And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes
There will be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying
There will be no more pain
For the former things have passed away
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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.
