Loading…
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Every grave once spoke a story
Every stone once held a name
Every tear fell down in mourning
Every heart knew weight and shame
But the Lamb was pierced and broken
Lifted up on lifted wood
In His wounds the Father answered
Every “why” with “it is good”
[Chorus]
Death has met its ending
Jesus
You have overcome
Grave
Where is your power?
Hell
Where is your song?
We will stand forever
In the light of what You’ve done
Death has met its ending
Through the risen Son
[Verse 2]
I can hear a river running
From a throne of blazing grace
Leaves of healing on its branches
Every tribe in one embrace
No more hunger
No more hurting
No more shadow
Fear
Or fight
You Yourself will dwell among us
Wipe our final tear tonight
[Chorus]
Death has met its ending
Jesus
You have overcome
Grave
Where is your power?
Hell
Where is your song?
We will stand forever
In the light of what You’ve done
Death has met its ending
Through the risen Son
[Bridge]
Look
He’s making all things new now (hey!)
Old things passing
Night is through
Cursed earth giving way to Eden
Face to face
We look at You
Look
He’s making all things new now
Every “no more” ringing true
From the cross to new creation
All Your promises come true
[Chorus]
Death has met its ending
Jesus
You have overcome
Grave
Where is your power?
Hell
Where is your song?
We will stand forever
In the light of what You’ve done
Death has met its ending
Through the risen Son
[Outro]
Death has met its ending
(Death has met its end)
We will sing unending
With the risen Son
Details
GeneratedFeb 20, 2026
Duration3:17
LanguageEnglish
Style
folk, Warm congregational worship with male vocals; gentle acoustic guitar strum and softly picked banjo interweave. Verses stay intimate and steady, bass and brushed snare ease in by chorus. Big, open gang-style harmonies on the hook, with a final a cappella tag and subtle organ pad lifting the last refrain., acoustic, worship
Credits
Prompt byDust_and_Ashes
ModelAria v5
Prompt
Worship music. The death of death and Revelation 21/22. Acoustic guitar and banjo. Congregational singing.
