Carrie Underwood: Who Are You Meaning

Who Are You Lyrics

Who are you
The one for whom I will gladly suffer
Who are you
The one I'll always love above another

You're my world
You're my hope
You're all my dreams
And all my heart

Who are you
The one I'd give my life to
Who are you
That...

1. anonymous

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   Mar 1st 2017 !⃝

   I definitely think it is all about God. Many times as Christians, we often question our faith for one reason or another. At first I thought it was a love song. But really would you tell your love they are your Savior? To me that word means one "He who brings salvation." Yes the dictionary states it also means someone who has saved you from danger or harm. To me that person would be my hero! I'm not saying I'm right, but each time I listen to this song, I personally feel an even stronger presence of God being with me. Just my opinion. But in reality what really matters is that it could mean whatever makes you happy if you are in need. God Bless You All.
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   Aug 15th 2014 !⃝

   Jehovah... She doesn't understand it but it's a question she needs an answer to. Not a generalization but specific. Who are you... Did you ever wonder... Who God really is? If you have wondered this at any time in your life then talk to Jehovah's Witnesses when you see them on the street, at work/school or at your door. How easy does God have to make it? Just ask... If you look into your own copy of the Bible and see that they are lying/misled ask them to never come back and they will try very hard to avoid you.
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   Jan 3rd 2013 !⃝

   She is talking about God, the one who has suffered for you. the one who has gladly given his life for you!

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