Born in Flint, MI on September 29, 1948 and influenced by Motown and the melting pot of music that Flint town was and still is today!
His later years as a Christian Rock solo artist showed us that yes indeed Christian music can truly Rock with guitar solos for Jesus!
After a few years of the Grand Funk reunion concert Mark has returned to his solo tour fronting the band "N'rG." His 2006 release "For The People" is proof that the heart of funk is current and still has the range and tenor of a seasoned Rock Icon. Available at: http://markfarner.com
New Age
Mark Farner Lyrics
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Comin' down the pike
You've got umpteen different chances
That you're guaranteed to like
What about God, your creator?
No, you'll never be like him
You are altogether different
There's only one way that you can win
It's in the name of Jesus
He's God's only begotten son
He was made to be your savior
It's in Him your life is won
Man was appointed once to die
Everything else is just a lie
This new religion is so permissive
And that's the reason why
You like New Age
You've been locked up in a cage
What about life?
How much more could you sacrifice?
New Age
This ain't just another stage
You've been lied to by the father of lies
But God still wants to save your life
Yeah, save your life, ooh
New Age
You've been locked up in a cage
What about life?
How much more could you sacrifice?
New Age
This ain't just another stage
You've been lied to by the father of lies
But God still wants to save your life
Yeah, save your life
Oh, save your life
Oh, save your life
Whoa-whoa
New Age
You've been locked up in a cage
What about life?
How much more could you sacrifice?
New Age
This ain't just another stage
The lyrics of "New Age" by Mark Farner warn listeners against the lies and temptations of the devil in the form of the "new religion" of New Age. The song suggests that New Age ideas lead people away from God and their true purpose in life. The reference to being locked up in a cage and sacrificing more for life suggests that New Age is a limiting, self-focused philosophy that only leads to emptiness. Instead, the song urges listeners to look to Jesus and accept him as their savior. Farner suggests that only through Jesus can one truly win in life and find purpose.
Overall, the lyrics of "New Age" provide a clear message of the importance of faith and staying true to one's beliefs in the face of false teachings. The chorus is catchy and repeats the key message of the song, making it easy for listeners to remember.
Line by Line Meaning
There's a lie from the devil
There is a deceptive message from Satan
Comin' down the pike
Being spread around widely
You've got umpteen different chances
You have numerous opportunities
That you're guaranteed to like
That you are promised to enjoy
What about God, your creator?
What happens to your relationship with God?
No, you'll never be like him
It is impossible to become like God
You are altogether different
You are completely distinct
There's only one way that you can win
There is only one path to victory
It's in the name of Jesus
The solution lies in Jesus
He's God's only begotten son
Jesus is the sole offspring of God
He was made to be your savior
He was created to rescue you
It's in Him your life is won
Your life is won through him
Man was appointed once to die
Humans are given a single life
Everything else is just a lie
Anything else is a falsehood
This new religion is so permissive
This modern faith is very accommodating
And that's the reason why
Hence the cause why
You like New Age
You have interest in New Age theology
You've been locked up in a cage
You have been imprisoned in this way of thinking
What about life?
What about true life?
How much more could you sacrifice?
How far are you willing to go?
This ain't just another stage
This is not a simple level
You've been lied to by the father of lies
You have been deceived by Satan
But God still wants to save your life
But God still intends to rescue you
Yeah, save your life, ooh
Yes, deliver you from evil
New Age
New Age theology
Writer(s): Mark Farner
Contributed by Matthew C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.