No Body
Terrian's song 'Skindred-Nobody' celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ with an upbeat, joyful tone. The lyrics recall the empty tomb on Easter morning, reminding listeners that Jesus is not among the dead but has risen as He promised. The song encourages believers to share this good news and to trust in the miracle of resurrection, even without seeing it. It emphasizes that death and hell cannot hold Him and looks forward to His return. The repeated refrain 'won't find no body' underscores the reality of the empty grave, making it a powerful declaration of faith and hope.
In a garden
Where they brought Him
Yeah, they thought that He'd still be there Sunday morning
They'd forgotten
What He taught 'em
In three days He'd prove that He's the Son of God, yeah
Why do you seek the living
Among the dead
He is risen like He said
Death and hell can't hold Him anymore
Who you looking for?
He's not here
Whatcha waiting on?
You didn't hear?
The same way He rose to the clouds, He'll come back down
Oooh, go'on tell somebody
Looky looky, won't find no body
Oooh, go'on tell somebody
Looky looky, won't find no body
It's a miracle
We all need it
By the grace of God who helps us to receive it
Man, I get it
You may not feel it
But blessed are those who believe and never seen it
Why do you seek the living
Among the dead
He is risen like He said
Death and hell can't hold Him anymore
Who you looking for?
He's not here
Whatcha waiting on?
You didn't hear?
The same way He rose to the clouds, He'll come back down
Oooh, go'on tell somebody
Looky looky, won't find no body
Oooh, go'on tell somebody
Looky looky, won't find no body
No body
No body
Why do you seek the living
Among the dead
He is risen like He said
Death and hell can't hold Him anymore
Who you looking for?
He's not here
Whatcha waiting on?
You didn't hear?
The same way He rose to the clouds, He'll come back down
Oooh, go'on tell somebody
Looky looky, won't find no body
Oooh, go'on tell somebody
Looky looky, won't find no body
No body
No body
No body
No body...
No no no...