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What If Jesus Ressurection Was A Song | He Ain't Here No More

[VERSE 1] Sunrise breaking, women on the way, Spices ready for the stone to stay. Earthquake shakes, the guards all flee, Rolling stone reveals what eyes can't see. [CHORUS] He ain't here no more! Grave is bare! Angel sitting where the body shoulda been there! He ain't here no more! Risen today! Death got beat, walked away! Rollin' stone, empty clothes inside, He ain't here no more—victory stride! [VERSE 2] "Where you looking? Why you cry?" Angel asks with fire in his eye. "Go tell the boys, your Lord's alive, Sinai to the tomb, His word survives!" [CHORUS] He ain't here no more! Grave is bare! Angel sitting where the body shoulda been there! He ain't here no more! Risen today! Death got beat, walked away! Rollin' stone, empty clothes inside, He ain't here no more—victory stride! [BRIDGE] Peter sprinting, John keeps pace, Empty linen blows across His place. They saw it, believed it, ran to tell, From Friday's darkness ringing victory bell! [FINAL CHORUS] He ain't here no more! (No more!) Grave is bare! (So bare!) Angel sitting where (Where He was!) body shoulda been there! He ain't here no more! (No more!) Risen today! (Today!) Death got beat, walked away! (Walked away!) Rollin' stone! Empty clothes inside! He ain't here no more! Victory stride! HE AIN'T HERE NO MORE! [OUTRO] He ain't here... no more... “What If Jesus Resurrection Was A Song | He Ain't Here No More” is a resurrection‑morning anthem that imagines the empty tomb as a gritty, joyful, call‑and‑response song. ​ From sunrise and spices in trembling hands to an earthquake, fleeing guards, and a rolled‑back stone, this track turns the Gospel story into a street‑level victory shout: “He ain’t here no more!” ​ Instead of quiet, distant celebration, this song feels like the first shocked reaction of witnesses who just discovered history’s greatest plot twist. Angels sit where death used to rule, linen cloths lie where a body “shoulda been,” and death itself gets described like a loser who “got beat, walked away.” If you love biblical storytelling, blues‑tinted gospel energy, and resurrection lyrics that hit like a victory chant, this track is for you.​ Gospel In songs