(Verse 1) He was standin’ by that ol’ red barn, Sunlight hittin’ his tattooed arm. Said, “You lost, boy?” with a half-grin smile, I said, “Maybe so, guess I’ll stay awhile.” We talked ‘bout storms and broken things, He fixed my tire, then my heart took wing. I never planned to fall that day, But love don’t care what the rules might say. (Chorus) 🎶 He calls me home when the night gets cold, Holds me close when I can’t be bold. In his arms, I ain’t alone, Yeah, he calls me home. From the porch light glow to the field of stars, It don’t matter where we are. Love don’t need a map or a phone — He just calls me home. 🎶 (Verse 2) We built a life on backroad peace, Two hearts steady, never needin’ to preach. The neighbors talk, but we just laugh, Ain’t no shame in the love we have. He’s my sunrise coffee, my midnight song, My safe place when the world feels wrong. If there’s heaven waitin’ up above, I hope it looks like the man I love. (Chorus) 🎶 He calls me home when the night gets cold, Holds me close when I can’t be bold. In his arms, I ain’t alone, Yeah, he calls me home. From the porch light glow to the field of stars, It don’t matter where we are. Love don’t need a map or a phone — He just calls me home. 🎶 (Bridge) 🎶 We ain’t breakin’ laws, we’re breakin’ ground, Two hearts beatin’ that country sound. If love’s a sin, well, bless my soul, ‘Cause his kiss is all I know. 🎶 (Final Chorus) 🎶 He calls me home when the rain falls down, In a world that spins, he’s my solid ground. When I’m lost, I don’t have to roam — He just calls me home. Yeah, he calls me home. 🎶
