Welcome To Our World
Michael W. Smith · Christmastime [1998]
Welcome to Our World
Michael W. Smith
Tears are falling, hearts are breaking
How we need to hear from God
You've been promised, we've been waiting
Welcome Holy Child
Welcome Holy Child
Hope that you don't mind our manger
How I wish we would have known
But long awaited Holy Stranger
Make yourself at home
Please make yourself at home
Bring your peace into our violence
Bid our hungry souls be filled
World now breaking Heaven's silence
Welcome to our world
Welcome to our world
Fragile finger sent to heal us
Tender brow prepared for thorn
Tiny heart whose blood will save us
Unto us is born
Unto us is born
So wrap our injured flesh around You
Breathe our air and walk our sod
Rob our sin and make us holy
Perfect Son of God
Perfect Son of God
Welcome to our world
Michael W. Smith
Tears are falling, hearts are breaking
How we need to hear from God
You've been promised, we've been waiting
Welcome Holy Child
Welcome Holy Child
Hope that you don't mind our manger
How I wish we would have known
But long awaited Holy Stranger
Make yourself at home
Please make yourself at home
Bring your peace into our violence
Bid our hungry souls be filled
World now breaking Heaven's silence
Welcome to our world
Welcome to our world
Fragile finger sent to heal us
Tender brow prepared for thorn
Tiny heart whose blood will save us
Unto us is born
Unto us is born
So wrap our injured flesh around You
Breathe our air and walk our sod
Rob our sin and make us holy
Perfect Son of God
Perfect Son of God
Welcome to our world
Welcome To Our World
Michael W. Smith's 'Welcome To Our World' stands as a defining anthem of contemporary Christian music, released on the 1998 album 'Christmastime.' The track exemplifies the genre's shift toward emotive, melody-driven worship that blends traditional hymnody with modern production. As a staple of Smith's discography, the song has been featured in countless worship sets and media productions, reinforcing its status as a modern classic. Its enduring popularity reflects the artist's ability to craft accessible yet spiritually resonant recordings that have influenced generations of musicians and congregations alike.