Track 05 · Resurrection

Death Has Lost

The finale gathers the release into a broad declaration that death has lost because Jesus Christ has won.

Released 3rd April 2026

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Verse 1

When the morning broke in glory

And the grave was opened wide

All the fear of sin and darkness

Met the triumph of the Christ

What was buried under silence

Could not stay beneath the stone

Jesus rose in living power

And He claimed us as His own

Chorus

Death has lost

Jesus Christ has won the victory

Grave has lost

Hope has come

Jesus Christ has won the victory

Verse 2

Now the voice that once accused us

Has no final word to speak

For the One who bore our sorrow

Rose in mercy, power, and peace

And the life He gives His people

Will not fade or be undone

By the triumph of our Saviour

We will sing what He has done

Chorus

Death has lost

Jesus Christ has won the victory

Grave has lost

Hope has come

Jesus Christ has won the victory

Bridge

He is risen

Christ has overcome the grave

He is risen

Lift your song and bless His name

Bridge

He is risen

Christ has overcome the grave

He is risen

Lift your song and bless His name

Final Chorus

Death has lost

Jesus Christ has won the victory

Grave has lost

Hope has come

Jesus Christ has won the victory

Outro

Death has lost

The heart behind the song

A song for
resurrection.

Death Has Lost exists to give listeners and gathered worshippers a clear way into resurrection. The finale gathers the release into a broad declaration that death has lost because Jesus Christ has won.

Explore the meaning

At its heart, the song treats resurrection as something to be received before it is performed. The focus is not on musical display, but on helping attention turn towards Jesus with language that feels plain, prayerful and singable.

The title gives the song its centre of gravity. Around that centre, the words and movement of the song hold triumph, confidence and praise, making room for personal devotion and shared congregational response.

For listening and worship

For everyday listening, the song offers worship language for moments when resurrection needs to be remembered and sung, not merely understood.

For churches and worship leaders, it is shaped as a closing victory song: clear in focus, connected to the wider EP, and intended to serve gathered voices as well as personal prayer.