[Verse 1]
Wine out of water
Man from the dust
Bringing healing
With just a touch
Beauty from ashes
Sight for the blind
You do it like it's nothing
Time after time
[Chorus]
There ain't nothing You can't do
With a wave of Your hand
Ain't no mountain You can't move
Like it's a grain of sand
God of wonder working
Always up to something
Miracle after miracle
You do it like it's nothing
[Verse 2]
Fed five thousand
With a piece of bread
Dry bones rising
Up from the dead
And You're still moving
Like You did back then
You do it like it's nothing
Again and again
[Chorus]
There ain't nothing You can't do
With a wave of Your hand
Ain't no mountain You can't move
Like it's a grain of sand
God of wonder working
Always up to something
Miracle after miracle
You do it like it's nothing
[Bridge]
There is no one like our God
There is no one like You, Lord
[Chorus]
There ain't nothing You can't do
With a wave of Your hand
Ain't no mountain You can't move
Like it's a grain of sand
God of wonder working
Always up to something
Miracle after miracle
You do it like it's nothing
Miracle after miracle
You do it like it's nothing
Like It's Nothing
Song Meaning
Mac Powell opens "Like It's Nothing" with a rapid list of biblical miracles compressed into single lines — "wine out of water, man from the dust, bringing healing with just a touch, beauty from ashes, sight for the blind" — refusing to slow down on any one of them before naming what they all have in common: "You do it like it's nothing, time after time."
"There ain't nothing You can't do with a wave of Your hand, ain't no mountain You can't move like it's a grain of sand" scales an immovable obstacle down to something small enough to dismiss, and "God of wonder working, always up to something" treats miracles as an ongoing habit rather than isolated historical events.
"Fed five thousand with a piece of bread, dry bones rising up from the dead" returns to specific gospel and Old Testament imagery for the second verse, and the bridge's plain declaration — "there is no one like our God, there is no one like You, Lord" — drops the list entirely in favor of one direct, repeated claim.