Hymn from the underground church in China - Oh Lord! Who Am I

主啊我算什么，你竟抬举我，让我站在你面前，给你唱一首歌。
主啊我算什么，你竟顾念我，让我生在中国，迎接大收割。
大风浪冲着，逼迫中走着，你爱我，保护我，一直引导我。
没象断线的风筝，没象凋谢的花朵，让我成为生命的种子，在你裡面活。
我深深呼求你，你一定要给我做，明天将会有敬拜的歌声，充满每一个角落。

Oh Lord! Who Am I
(XiaoMin’s Canaan Hymn no. 607, arranged by AnLun Huang, presented by XinRu Liu)

Oh Lord!
Who am I that You have exalted me,
to enable me to stand before You and sing to You a song. Oh Lord!
Who am I that You have concerned about me,
that I was born in China in order to receive the great harvest.
I was swept along by great waves, and I was walking through persecution.
You loved me, You protected me and You led me on.
Unlike the kite without the string, unlike the withered flowers,
I became a seed of life that lives in You.
I desperately cry for You, and You will accomplish for me.
There tomorrow the sound of worship will fill all the corners.