Wel come to the plan (E5)et.
Wel come to ex ist (E5)ence.
Ev βry oneβs here;
ev βry oneβs here.
Ev βry bod yβs watch (E5)ing (E)you (E5)now.
Ev βry bod y waits (E5)for (E)you (E5)now.
What hap pens next?
What hap pens next?
I dare you to move.
I dare you to move.
I dare you to lift your self up off the floor.
I dare you (B)to move.
I dare you to move
like to day nev er hap pened, to day nev er hap pened be fore.
Wel come to the fall out.
Wel come to re sist ance.
The ten sion is here;
the ten sion is here
be tween who you are and who you could be,
be tween how it is and how it should be, yeah.
I dare you to move.
pened.
May be re demp tion has sto ries to tell.
May be for give ness is right where you fell.
Where can you run to es cape from your self?
Where you gon na go?
Where you gon na go?
Sal va tion is here.
I dare you to move.
I dare you to move.
I dare you to lift your self, to lift your self up off the floor.
I dare you to (B)move.
I dare you to move
like to day nev er hap pened, to day nev er hap pened, to day nev er hap pened, to day nev er hap pened be (E5)fore.
This page shows βDare You To Moveβ by Switchfoot in our color-coded kid songbook view β every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of E at 160 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement β try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.