Will You Call Me Home (Psalm 23:1–3)

“Will You Call Me Home” is a reflective worship song about longing for God’s voice in seasons of weariness, doubt, and quiet struggle. It’s written from the place where the heart feels heavy, the road feels unfamiliar, and the soul is searching for reassurance that it still belongs.

The song begins in silence — carrying the weight of internal battles and unanswered questions. It captures that moment when life presses in and all you can do is look upward and whisper a prayer no one else hears.

The chorus becomes the central cry of the heart:
Will You call me home?
Not just someday in eternity, but right now — into God’s presence, His mercy, and His peace. It’s a plea to be pulled close when the way feels wrong, when strength is gone, and when the heart is barely holding on.

As the song unfolds, it honestly confesses wandering, hidden doubts, and seasons of feeling far from God. Yet even there, one truth remains steady: His mercy never stops calling.

The bridge rests in the assurance that God is the Shepherd of the soul — the only place where wholeness is found. And the final chorus resolves in quiet confidence, choosing to trust His voice and follow wherever He leads.

This song is for anyone who feels tired, lost, or spiritually homesick — and still believes that God’s voice can lead them back.

✨ What this song carries:

Longing for God’s presence

Comfort for the weary and wandering

Trust in the Shepherd’s voice

Honest confession and gentle hope

Peace rooted in God’s mercy

📖 Scripture Inspiration:

Psalm 23:1–3 — The Shepherd who restores the soul

John 10:27 — “My sheep hear My voice”

Isaiah 30:21 — “This is the way; walk in it”

Luke 15:4–7 — The Shepherd who brings the lost home

🙏 If this song reflects your prayer, you’re not alone.
May His voice lead you home again.