Bionic Son
Scarecrow & Tinmen Lyrics
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This mighty man of God was a fisherman.
Then I heard a story about a man named Saul,
Who's zeal and hate brought fear to all,
Until his fall from pride changed this man that we know as Paul.
Do you know it's true? He can change you too!
If you love, you will feed my sheep; unconditionally.
Chorus
Hold on as tight as you can, we're gonna blast upon this land
With a supersonic kind of love, dripping from God's Bionic Son!
Then I heard a story about a man who died for the things I did
T o change what's inside, transforming everyone with Gospel news.
If the Great I Am can heal a fisherman, and the God of Peace can change a Pharisee,
Then I know His love can change a man like you, and a man like me.
Do you know it's true? He can change you too!
Interlude
Chorus
The lyrics to Scarecrow & Tinmen's song Bionic Son tell the story of three men whose lives were transformed by the power of God's love. The first man mentioned was a fisherman who became a mighty man of God, and the second was a man named Saul who was known for his zeal and hate, until his encounter with God on the road to Damascus transformed him into the man we know as Paul. The third man mentioned was Jesus, who died for the sins of others and brought about a transformation in people's hearts through the Gospel.
The chorus of the song urges listeners to hold on tight as they blast upon the land with a "supersonic" kind of love that drips from God's Bionic Son. This love is unconditional and can change anyone, no matter who they are or what they've done.
The lyrics of Bionic Son are inspirational and remind us that no matter how far we may have strayed from God or how hopeless our situation may seem, His love has the power to transform our lives. The song encourages us to hold on to this hope and share it with others.
Line by Line Meaning
Well I heard a story just the other day, about a man of God and all the people say,
I recently heard a tale about a man who was revered as a religious figure, and everyone spoke highly of him.
This mighty man of God was a fisherman.
Despite his religious status, this man was originally a fisherman.
Then I heard a story about a man named Saul, Who's zeal and hate brought fear to all, Until his fall from pride changed this man that we know as Paul.
Another story I heard was about a man named Saul who was known for his passion and hostility. However, after he experienced a humbling setback, he transformed into the Paul we know today.
Do you know it's true? He can change you too!
Believe it or not, these stories demonstrate that you too can undergo a profound change.
If you love, you will feed my sheep. He said to me.
In one of these stories, Jesus communicated to a man that if he truly loves, he will provide for His followers.
If you love, you will feed my sheep; unconditionally.
This love for Jesus' followers should be given without conditions or expectations.
Then I heard a story about a man who died for the things I did To change what's inside, transforming everyone with Gospel news.
Another remarkable story I came across is about a man who sacrificed his life for the wrongs I committed. His death had the power to change people's minds and hearts through the Gospel message.
If the Great I Am can heal a fisherman, and the God of Peace can change a Pharisee, Then I know His love can change a man like you, and a man like me.
If God can perform miracles, like healing a fisherman, and change even the most stubborn, like a Pharisee, then surely His love can also have an impact on people like you and me.
Hold on as tight as you can, we're gonna blast upon this land With a supersonic kind of love, dripping from God's Bionic Son!
Let's grasp onto hope and spread God's love powerfully and energetically throughout the world, emanating from the divine energy of Jesus - God's Bionic Son!
Interlude
A musical intermission occurs here.
Chorus
The chorus reflects the band's enthusiasm and urgency to share this transformative message with the world.
Contributed by Mila K. Suggest a correction in the comments below.