Biography:
The Welcome Wagon is a married couple, the Reverend Thomas Vito Aiuto and his wife Monique, who execute a genre of gospel music that is refreshingly plain. Their hymns are modest and melodic and take on a vast history of sacred song traditions, delivered with the simple desire to know their Maker—and each other—more intimately.
Vito was born in Tecumseh, Michigan, and attended Western Michigan University where he developed a love for writing poetry.
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[Verse 1]
G D
Praise the mountain and the rain
C
All the gifts that still remain
G D
But the greatest gift of all
C
And the law above all laws
[Chorus]
G F C
Is to love your friends and lovers
G F C
To lay down Your life for your brothers
G F C
As you abi-de in peace
G F C
So will your del-ight increase
[Verse 2]
G D
As the mystery of the Cross
C
Asa Lovejoy lost the toss
G D
In the fountain in the rain
C
Where my sorrow still remains
[Chorus]
G F C
So I run to my friends and lovers
G F C
I lay down my life for my brothers
G F C
As I abi-de in peace
G F C
So will my del-ight increase
Words by Sufjan Stevens
G D
Praise the mountain and the rain
C
All the gifts that still remain
G D
But the greatest gift of all
C
And the law above all laws
[Chorus]
G F C
Is to love your friends and lovers
G F C
To lay down Your life for your brothers
G F C
As you abi-de in peace
G F C
So will your del-ight increase
[Verse 2]
G D
As the mystery of the Cross
C
Asa Lovejoy lost the toss
G D
In the fountain in the rain
C
Where my sorrow still remains
[Chorus]
G F C
So I run to my friends and lovers
G F C
I lay down my life for my brothers
G F C
As I abi-de in peace
G F C
So will my del-ight increase
Words by Sufjan Stevens
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