Gone Lyrics Elevation Worship

ENGLISH SONGS LYRICS Apr 23, 2020
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Song: Gone

Artist: Elevation Worship

Album: At Midnight

Writer: Steven Furtick, Davide Mutendji

 

 

Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh

 

It wasn’t for nothing that you shed your blood
So I’m gonna live like my shame is gone
Won’t be shackled to the way I was
I’m gonna live like my chains are

 

Gone Gone
Now my sin is dead and gone
And I sing hallelujah
Done done
He is risen it is done
And I sing hallelujah

 

Praise is a weapon that will overcome
I’m gonna shout like the battle’s won
Fall back devil cause your time is up
I’m gonna live like the stone is

 

Gone Gone
Now my sin is dead and gone
And I sing hallelujah
Done done
He is risen it is done
And I sing hallelujah

 

How great the power of the blood
Oh oh
I am the righteousness of God
Oh oh

 

How great the power of the blood
Oh oh
I am the righteousness of God
Oh oh
Oh oh

 

Gone Gone
Now my sin is dead and gone
And I sing hallelujah
Done done
He is risen it is done
And I sing hallelujah

 

Gone Gone
Now my sin is dead and gone
And I sing hallelujah
Done done
He is risen it is done
And I sing hallelujah

 

Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh

Gone Song Meaning

“Gone” celebrates freedom from sin, shame, and the former way of life through Jesus’ death and resurrection. Its repeated contrast between what is gone and what is finished turns the gospel into a declaration of new identity.

Biblical Message

Romans 6:4–7 connects Christ’s death and resurrection with freedom from slavery to sin. Second Corinthians 5:17 speaks of new creation, while Hebrews 10:10–14 presents Christ’s sacrifice as complete and sufficient.

Reflection

Freedom from shame does not mean denying past harm. Grace allows honest confession and repair without making failure our permanent name. New identity becomes visible through new choices.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the song say is gone?

It celebrates sin’s condemnation, shame, and the believer’s former bondage as defeated through Christ.

Which Bible passage connects resurrection with new life?

Romans 6:4–7 develops that connection.

How is freedom different from denial?

Freedom faces wrongdoing honestly while refusing to let it define the whole future.