Dear Lady Aberlin, we are so thankful that you introduced this song to the world, and we are delighted that this offering was meaningful to you. Our Minister of Music would love to be in touch with you if you would be willing to contact him: tom@firstplymouth.org. Thank you and bless you!
:O Wow! :O My brother and I loved watching Mr. Rogers when we were very young. We would sit on our stools and watch. :O Wow. :) huggies :'O by the way, my brother passed away in Aug 2020. He was only 46. We were only 10 1/2 mos apart. He died all of a sudden. I never got to say good bye. :'( Hope you are having a lovely day. :o
Lady Aberlin, I love your version as well as this rendition and want you to know How it can make a grown 20-something man cry when he needs to, it’s a good thing. Thank you.
Thanking you, Tom, through my tears. It touched a spot within my soul. As a child I never seemed to fit in. I just wanted to be accepted. Needless to say, school was a nightmare. I dreaded it. To bad bullying was tolerated back then. So I was on my own. Thanks for sharing this song.
Fred Rogers was so gifted, and such a gift to us all. May he rest in peace and rise in glory. Thank you for sharing this song in worship, and with others through this recording.
This is just so beautiful! Thank you for posting and sharing. Having gone into the USAF like my Dad? I retired...and I still treasure Mr. Fred Rogers...and Daniel Stripped Tiger. "Ugga Mugga."
So beautifully executed. Thank you for sharing. I love your church and all the beautiful music you make. More love and grace to the music director and the clergy.
I have a video of me playing the rugrats theme on melody bells. It’s closing in on 20,000 views. The fact that this video is only a little over 21,000 views is a travesty. This should have millions. A beautiful song, immaculately performed. The world is better because this exists. …rugrats…sheesh
I watched this video last year after watching "Won't You Be My Neighbor," but I'm coming back after seeing "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood." This is such a wonderful cover, especially in the context of church. Rev. Fred preached a powerful message through his show and his songs. It's a message so many need to hear. Thank you.
