Lyrics
Who am I?
To deserve the love You've given me
Always been by my side
And watching over me
I am grateful
So grateful
Made me strong when i was weak
Oh Lord
Oh Lord
You are worthy to be praised(x2)
All my life I've always wondered
But, I always had this hunger
But to You I surrender
All to thee
Like an empty cup
You filled me
Where would I be?
Would I be?
What would I've been?
If it wasnt for Your grace
Oh God
And Your Mercy
That saved me(x2)
Who am I?
To deserve the love You've given me
Always been by my side
And watching over me
I am grateful
So grateful
Made me strong when i was weak
Oh Lord
Oh Lord
You are worthy to be praised
I lift my voice to the heavens
Bursting out to worship
Singing songs of victory
All glory be to thee(x2)
Oh ho oh
Glory glory
Oh ho ooooh
All glory
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Who Am I” is shaped by gratitude for grace that has sustained a person through weakness and uncertainty. Its opening question is not answered by self-importance; instead, the lyric points repeatedly to God’s undeserved love, protection, mercy, and strength. The image of an empty cup being filled expresses dependence, while surrender becomes the fitting response to care that cannot be repaid.
Praise grows naturally from that gratitude. The singer lifts a voice toward heaven, gives God the glory, and names worship as a song of victory. This movement from weakness to strength reflects the biblical pattern in which divine power is made evident through human limitation. The references to grace and mercy also echo salvation as God’s gift rather than an achievement. By returning to “Who am I?” the song keeps humility at its center. Its final emphasis is not on personal worthiness, but on the worthiness of the Lord who remains present, saves, strengthens, and receives all glory.
Related Scripture
- 2 Corinthians 12:9 God’s grace is sufficient, and his power is made perfect in weakness.
- Ephesians 2:8-9 Salvation comes by grace as God’s gift rather than human achievement.
- Psalm 121:5-8 The Lord watches over and preserves his people.