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I'm so glad to be here
This day has become sacred
I'm trembling with thankfulness
For all of, of this
Who am I
Who am I
That you have brought me
This far, this far
Who am I that you have brought me so far
All those years of spoiled complaining
I said it's not enough
And you have forgiven me for everything
Everything
And you have given me everything, everything
Oh, it's too much, it's too much
You're too much, you're too much
Who am I
Who am I
That you have brought me
This far, this far
Who am I that you have brought me so far
Who am I
Who am I
That you have brought me
This far, this far
Who am I that you have brought me so far
This day has become sacred
I'm trembling with thankfulness
For all of, of this
Who am I
Who am I
That you have brought me
This far, this far
Who am I that you have brought me so far
All those years of spoiled complaining
I said it's not enough
And you have forgiven me for everything
Everything
And you have given me everything, everything
Oh, it's too much, it's too much
You're too much, you're too much
Who am I
Who am I
That you have brought me
This far, this far
Who am I that you have brought me so far
Who am I
Who am I
That you have brought me
This far, this far
Who am I that you have brought me so far
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Who Am I Lyrics as written by James Culpepper Sameer Bhattacharya
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In my opinion, this song is one of the most meaningful songs I've ever heard from flyleaf.
Shes looking back on everything God has done for her, and shes confused as to why He has done what He did.
She even says "Its too much. Youre too much. Who am I? Who am I that You have brought me this far?"
The entire song is Flyleafs way of showing thanks towards God, and I find it brilliant.
Who Am I is Lacey's thanks to God for all He has done for her, and also that she doesn't deserve it, but she has been blessed with it anyway.
"I'm so glad to be here This day has become sacred I'm trembling with thankfulness For all of, of this." = She's glad to be alive and living. She thankful for everything.
"Who am I Who am I That you have brought me This far, this far Who am I that you have brought me so far." = Lacey asking Him, "Who am I that you have blessed me with this life I am living? Why me?"
"All those years of spoiled complaining I said it's not enough And you have forgiven me for everything Everything And you have given me everything, everything Oh, it's too much, it's too much You're too much, you're too much." = She would complain everyday about her life never being the way she wanted it to be. But finally she realized that enough is enough, to stop complaining and be thankful for what you already have, and The Lord has forgiven her for all of her sins and even blessed her with this life she has and His love is too much!
In my opinion, this song is one of the most meaningful songs I've ever heard from flyleaf.
Shes looking back on everything God has done for her, and shes confused as to why He has done what He did.
She even says "Its too much. Youre too much. Who am I? Who am I that You have brought me this far?"
The entire song is Flyleafs way of showing thanks towards God, and I find it brilliant.
I think its about lacey wondering why God saved her when she was on drugs, she feels shes not good enough to be saved. I think she is wonderful and deserves to be saved.
Lacey is saying to G-d in comparison to him she doesn't know who she is and why she deserves all He has blessed her with in her life, and she is so unbelievably thankful.
As an agnostic person this song means to me that its a love song like who am i That you stick by my side even when i was immature and selfish thats my interpretation
As an agnostic person this song means to me that its a love song like who am i That you stick by my side even when i was immature and selfish thats my interpretation
As an agnostic person this song means to me that its a love song like who am i That you stick by my side even when i was immature and selfish thats my interpretation