Bob to Leo

December 31, 2025

Steady light in a changing place

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Bob to Leo


[Intro]

[Soft acoustic guitar picking, gentle mandolin accents, warm male vocals, reflective tone]


[Verse 1]

From Chicago streets to the Vatican throne

A humble priest named Bob, never alone

Cardinal Prevost in the Augustinian way

Dark horse in the conclave, on that fateful May day


White smoke rose, the bells began to ring

Habemus Papam, a new song to sing

Robert Francis no more, now Leo the Fourteenth

First from America, with hope in his heart sent


[Chorus]

Bob to Leo, a journey of grace

Steady light in a changing place

Carrying Francis' torch through the Jubilee year

Hope for the poor, the lost, and the fear

Bob to Leo, humble and true

Guiding the Church into something new


[Verse 2]

Jubilee doors wide open, millions came to see

Youth and the weary, seeking mercy free

Voices for peace in Ukraine and Gaza's pain

Calling for ceasefires that the world ignores again


Trip to Turkey, Nicaea's ancient creed

Ecumenical steps, planting unity's seed

Subtle restorations, a discreet moderate hand

Blending old traditions across the holy land


[Chorus]

Bob to Leo, a journey of grace

Steady light in a changing place

Carrying Francis' torch through the Jubilee year

Hope for the poor, the lost, and the fear

Bob to Leo, humble and true

Guiding the Church into something new


[Bridge]

[Building harmonies, faint Gregorian chant echoes, slower tempo]

Short the tenure, yet deep the mark made

Transitions and tensions in the light and the shade

American roots in a global domain

Whispers of change, yet faithful remain


[Verse 3]

Christmas homily, words like a gentle fire

Rejecting the poor is rejecting the higher

Families and young ones, protect what is right

In a world growing colder, be the warm steady light


[Final Chorus]

[Soaring harmonies, full acoustic build, uplifting]

Bob to Leo, a journey of grace

Steady light shining on every face

From the old to the new, in hope we abide

Leo the Fourteenth, with God as your guide

Bob to Leo, forever we'll sing

Of the pope who brought hope on humble wings


[Outro]

[Soft fading guitar, layered harmonies]

Bob to Leo... steady light...

Hope endures through the night...


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