Who Am I?

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Titel: Who Am I?
Längd: 3:19
Kompositörer: Charles Rusty Goodman
Utgivare: Journey Music
Inspelningsdatum: 1969-02-21
Inspelningstid: mellan klockan 19:30-22:30
Inspelningsplats: American Sound Studio – Memphis, TN
Matrix: XPA5 1278
Tagning master: 1
Producent: Felton Jarvis och Chips Moman
Studiotekniker: Al Pachucki

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Musiker:
Gitarr: Reggie Young
Bas: Tommy Cogbil
Trummor: Gene Chrisman
Piano: Bobby Wood
Orgel: Bobby Emmons

Pålagt i efterhand:
Kör/bakgrundssångare: Sonja Montgomery
Kör/bakgrundssångare: Millie Kirkham
Kör/bakgrundssångare: Dolores Edgin
Kör/bakgrundssångare: Hurschel Wiginton
Kör/bakgrundssångare: Joe Babcock
Stråkar: okänt
Trumpet: R. F. Taylor
Trumpet: Wayne Jackson
Saxofon: Glen Spreen
Trombon: Jackie Thomas
Trombon: Jack Hale
Valthorn: Tony Cason
Valthorn: Joe D’Gerolamo
Kör/bakgrundssångare: Mary Green
Kör/bakgrundssångare: Donna Thatcher
Kör/bakgrundssångare: Mary Holladay

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Första utgivning: You’ll Never Walk Alone (CAL-2472)
Även utgiven på bland annat:
Elvis Presley Vol. 2 (CDM-1088/CDS-1110/CDS-1154)
The Elvis Presley Collection (PDA 009)
He Walks Beside Me (AFL1-2772)
The Elvis Presley Collection (R 10001)
You’ll Never Walk Alone (CL 89041)
Album 2 Disques (6995 205)

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Text:

When I think of how He came so far from glory
Came to dwell among the lowly such as I
To suffer shame and such disgrace
On mount calvary take my place
Then I ask myself this question
Who am I?

Who am I that the King would bleed and die for?
Who am I that He would pray not my will, Thy Lord
The answer I may never know
Why He ever loved me so
That to an old rugged cross He’d go
For who am I?

When I’m reminded of His words
I’ll leave you never
If you’ll be true I’ll give to you life forever
Oh I wonder what I could have done
To deserve God’s only son
To fight my battles until they’re won
For who am I?

Who am I that the King would bleed and die for
Who am I that He would pray not my will, Thy Lord
The answer I may never know
Why He ever loved me so
That to an old rugged cross He’d go
For who am I?
That to an old rugged cross He’d go
For who am I?