We’re (Bbmaj7)done, but it’s not o ver.
We’ll start it a gain
(C6)af ter the end of the day.
It keeps get ting strong er;
don’t (Dm)all be a fraid, we’ll (C6)do it to geth er.
the next.
(Bb)Come on, come on, you know
it’s your time to move, it’s my time to move.
(Bb)Come on, come on, let go,
leave it all be hind, your past and mine.
Gone are the days
of sum mer, we could n’t change it if we tried.
Why would we want to?
Let’s go where we’ve got to.
Our paths will cross a gain in time.
It’s nev er the same
to mor row and to mor row’s nev er clear.
So (Bb)come on, come on, you know
our time,
our time is here.
We (Bbmaj7)know but we’re not cer tain.
We’ll How can it be?
(C6)How can we see what’s a head?
The road keeps on turn ing
and (Dm)all we can do is (C6)trav el each day to the next.
(Bb)Come on, come on, you know
it’s your time to move, it’s my time to move.
(Bb)Come on, come on, let go,
leave it all be hind, your past and mine.
Gone are the days
of sum mer, we could n’t change it if we tried.
Why would we want to?
Let’s go where we’ve got to.
Our paths will cross a gain in time.
It’s nev er the same
to mor row and to mor row’s nev er clear.
So (Bb)come on, come on, you know
our time,
our time is here.
We
(Bbmaj7)Yeah.
Gone are the days
of sum mer,
we could n’t change it if we tried.
So, (Bb)come on, come on, come on,
(Dm7)come on, come on, come on,
so (Bb)come on, come on, you know
our time,
our time is here.
This page shows “Our Time Is Here” by Demi Lovato in our color-coded kid songbook view — 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 Bb at 120 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.