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Time Has Come

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Intro   E11    B5    E/B    B5    E/D   E5  
Verse
B5There is a season for everything 
      E5there is a reason for all things here on earth 
      B5every second of every moment seems to have its E5worth
Pre-Ch.
Grest assured life's not in vain 
for all E7things work here for His fame.
Chorus
DTime has come to raise our hearts aGs one
and glorify tChe God of everything G  
we livDe our lives for the renown Gof Christ
oh we are children Bmof the sovereign King.G  
Interlude - guitar from intro
B5  B5  E/D  E5
        B5From the moment of our first breath 
	E5to the second we bid this world goodbye 
  B5and everything that is in between was made to magnify 
TGhe One who holds all things in place 
ThE7e Ruler over time and space.
Chorus
(Lower Vocal Melody Chorus)
Chorus
End with G
Song was recorded a half step lower.

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Time Has Come

by MercyMe

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

E11

E/B

E/D

E11 B5 E/B B5 E/D E5

Intro

Verse

There is a season for everything

there is a reason for all things here on earth

B5 E5

every second of every moment seems to have its worth

Pre-Ch.

rest assured life's not in vain

for all things work here for His fame.

Chorus

D G

Time has come to raise our hearts as one

C G

and glorify the God of everything

D G

we live our lives for the renown of Christ

Bm G

oh we are children of the sovereign King.

Interlude - guitar from intro

B5 B5 E/D E5

From the moment of our first breath

to the second we bid this world goodbye

and everything that is in between was made to magnify

The One who holds all things in place

The Ruler over time and space.

Chorus

(Lower Vocal Melody Chorus)

Chorus

End with G

Song was recorded a half step lower.

About Time Has Come Chords by MercyMe

Learn how to play Time Has Come by MercyMe with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Time Has Come chords”, “Time Has Come guitar chords”, or “MercyMe Time Has Come chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Time Has Come chords and for experienced players who want accurate Time Has Come lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E11, B5, E/B, E/D, E5, G.

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Many players learn "Time Has Come" by MercyMe with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by MercyMe below.

What key is "Time Has Come" in?

The chords for "Time Has Come" show the original chord names (including E11, B5, E/B, E/D, E5, G). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.