[Verse 1] I came with dust still on my hands, A shepherd’s road beneath my feet. You drew a door where none had stood, And called my scattered house to keep. I searched the room for something earned, Some hidden worth beneath my name; But every promise crossed the distance Before I ever knew the way. [Pre-Chorus] What can I place before Your throne That You have not already known? [Chorus] Who am I, that You would find me here? What is my house, that You would draw it near? You see beyond the years I cannot see; Your word stands firm when all things fail in me. So let Your name be lifted, let Your promise hold— Who am I, but a life within Your care? [Verse 2] You did not speak of what I built, But of the work Your hand would do: A future growing past my reach, A line of hope made new through You. No crown can make the mercy mine, No strength can make the calling owed; The gift is not the ground I stand on— It’s who You are, and what You know. [Pre-Chorus] The words You gave are not a boast; They’re shelter when I need You most. [Chorus] Who am I, that You would find me here? What is my house, that You would draw it near? You see beyond the years I cannot see; Your word stands firm when all things fail in me. So let Your name be lifted, let Your promise hold— Who am I, but a life within Your care? [Bridge] You know Your servant through and through, No polished prayer can hide the truth. Still, I will ask what only You can give: Make good the word that gives my people life. Not for my glory, not for my claim— Let generations bless Your name. [Final Chorus] Who am I, that You would find me here? What is my house, that You would draw it near? You see beyond the years I cannot see; Your word stands firm when all things fail in me. You have spoken—let Your promise hold; Let every age remember what You’ve done. Who am I, but a life within Your care? Who am I, before the Holy One? [Outro] Let Your name be great. Let Your word remain.
