Made For More
Lincoln Brewster's 'Made for More' is a contemporary Christian song that expresses a deep longing for purpose beyond worldly success. The lyrics reject money, fame, and status, emphasizing that these cannot satisfy the soul's true desire. Instead, the song points to a higher calling and eternal significance found in God. It reflects a heart that values relationship with God and family over accolades. The repeated declaration 'I was made for more' serves as a reminder of one's divine purpose and the hope of heaven.
Don't care about money don't care about fame
Not chasing some great accolade
Oh I want more
I've never been much for flattery
So don't waste that kind of talk on me
Oh I want more
More than this whole world can offer
More than all that time destroys
And all I've wanted here can't satisfy my wanting
'Cause I was made made for more
Well I've climbed as high as status goes
But I've got social vertigo
Oh I want more
Never thought my gifts would seal my worth
I never wanted fans just wanted church
Oh I want more
More than this whole world can offer
More than all that time destroys
And all I've wanted here can't satisfy my wanting
'Cause I was made made for more
And after all I wasn't made for here
But I give myself to all you gave
Well I want to see my kids grow old
And always have your hand to hold
Oh I was made made for more
Made for more
Made for more