The video presents a cover of the Christian worship song “Who Am I,” performed by three vocalists labeled Speaker A, B, and C. The singers interweave verses that explore the believer’s identity in relation to God’s love, repeatedly emphasizing that worth is grounded not in personal merit but in what God has done. Poetic metaphors—flowers, waves, clouds—illustrate human transience, while the refrain “I am yours” is echoed by multiple voices to convey collective surrender. The arrangement alternates questions, reflections, and affirmations, moving from a search for identity to a declaration of belonging, creating a layered, communal worship experience.
Chapters
Who am I that the Lord of all the earth would care to know my name, would care to feel my heart? Who am I mind that the bright and morning star would choose to light the way for my ever-wandering heart. Not because of who I am, but because of what you've done. Not because of what I've done, but because of who you are.
I am a flower quickly Fading, here today and gone tomorrow. A wave caught in the ocean, awake when the wind is still. You hear me when I'm calling, love, you catch me when I'm falling. And you've told me who I am.
I am yours. I am yours.
Who am I that the eyes of sea must see and look on me with love and watch me rise again?
Who am I that the ones that come to see would come out through the rain and come to storm in me.
Not because of who I am, but because of what you've done. Not because of what I've done, but because of who you are.
I am so quickly fading, here today and gone tomorrow. A wave tossed in the ocean, a wave From the wind to you, hear me when I'm calling. Lord, you catch me when I'm falling, and you've told me who I am.
I'm yours.
Not because of who I am, but because of what you've done. Not because of what I've done, but because of who you are.
I am a cloud quickly fading, here today and gone tomorrow, a wave tossed in the ocean.
Waving in the wind still, you hear me when I'm calling.
You only catch me when I'm falling, and you told me who I am.
