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Who Are You? - Back to the 60s

Who Are You? is a tender country ballad that tells the story of a devoted wife caring for her husband after the onset of dementia, through the eyes of their grown daughter. ❤️ From the humble roots of the 1950s to a life of hard work, sacrifice, and love, this song honors the quiet strength of a family shaped by time… and the heartbreak of watching someone slowly forget it all. With its vintage country sound and emotional storytelling, Who Are You? is a tribute to every caregiver who stays, even when they’re no longer recognized. 🎶 Lyrics in description 🪶 Share this with someone who’s walked a similar road 🔔 Like, comment & subscribe for more story-driven country songs Credits: Lyrics and melody by A. Berge, assisted by AI tools Produced by Flametown Production OPC - © All rights reserved #CountryBallad #OriginalSong #ClassicCountry #DementiaAwareness #OldCountry #FemaleCountrySinger60s Verse 1 They met in fifty-two, just kids with dreams and bills Mama wore her nurse's whites, Daddy drove the hills Built a little house with their bare hands and love Raised us kids on coffee, work, and prayers above Verse 2 Mama worked the night shift, Daddy hauled the freight Taught us all that nothing good comes if you wait Sent us off to college, gave all they could give Now he don’t recall the life they fought to live Chorus Who are you, she hears him say As he looks right through her face each day He held her hand for fifty years Now he forgets the name he once held dear Still she smiles and says, “I'm the one who loves you true” When he asks again… Who are you? Verse 3 He stares out through the window, lost in shifting skies But Mama folds his laundry, with that same soft pride She reads him letters he once wrote by hand And kisses him like he might understand Chorus Who are you, he asks again She wipes his face and holds his hand And says, “You’re still the man I knew” Though the world is slipping out of view I’m still your home, no matter what you do And I’m right here… when you ask Who are you? Outro Yes, I’m still here… When you ask Who are you?