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The Seekers – Calling Me Home

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Introduction

“Calling Me Home” is a heartfelt track by The Seekers, featured on their 1997 album Future Road. This album marked a significant reunion, as it was their first studio recording together in three decades.

Co-written by lead vocalist Judith Durham and musician Jeff Vincent,

the song beautifully encapsulates themes of love, belonging, and the comforting notion of returning home. Durham’s distinctive soprano voice, combined with the group’s harmonious vocals, delivers a soothing and uplifting experience that resonates deeply with listeners.

The lyrics reflect a journey from loneliness to fulfillment, emphasizing the transformative power of love. Lines like “There’s a sun up in the sky, and I know the reason why; it’s because I’m not alone anymore” convey a profound sense of gratitude and joy.

“Calling Me Home” stands as a testament to The Seekers’ enduring ability to craft music that touches the heart, reaffirming their legacy in the folk and pop music landscape.

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Lyrics

There’s a sun up in the sky
And I know the reason why
It’s because I’m not alone anymore
Gentle breezes at my back
As I’m heading down the track
And I know I’m not alone anymore

‘Cause I’m thankful for the day I found you
Feels so good to be around you
Love is calling me home
I finally found what I’ve been looking for
Walking through that open door
Your love is calling me home

Though the darkness may appear
Still I see things very clear
‘Cause I know I’m not alone anymore
I am happy I am free
‘Cause the love inside of me
Means I know I’m not alone anymore

And I’m thankful for the day I found you
Feels so good to be around you
Love is calling me home
I finally found what I’ve been looking for
Walking through that open door
Your love is calling me home

Used to be so sad and lonely
Used to hang my head down low
Now it seems I’ve got the whole world in my hands
Whoa whoa whoa whoa

Your love is calling me home
Your love is calling me home
And I’m thankful for the day I found you
Feels so good to be around you
Love is calling me home

I finally found what I’ve been looking for
Walking through that open door
Your love is calling me home

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