It's Time(Ukulele chords)

	        

   
 D  
So this is what you meant?  

When you said that you were spent?  
 A 
And now it's time to build from the bottom of the pit,  
            B 
ight to the top.  
  
Don't hold back.  

G                                              D     
  Packing my bags and giving the Academy a rain check.  

                           A    
I don't ever wanna let you down. 
                   B      
I don't ever wanna leave this town.  
            G 
Cause after all,  

this city never sleeps at night.  




     D 
It's time to begin, isn't it? 
                     B                          
I get a little bit bigger but then I'll admit  
                       A 
I'm just the same as I was  
                   G 
Now don't you understand  

I'm never changing who I am.  



(Just repeat the chords for the verse and chorus, fairly simple) 



Verse 2  

So this is where you fell  
And I am left to sell.  
The path to heaven runs through miles of clouded hell  
right to the top.  
Don't look back.  
Turning to rags and giving the commodities a rain check.  

I don't ever wanna let you down.  
I don't ever wanna leave this town.  
Cause after all,  
this city never sleeps at night.  

 
It's time to begin, isn't it?  
I get a little bit bigger but then I'll admit,  
I'm just the same as I was.  
Now don't you understand?  
I'm never changing who I am.  

It's time to begin, isn't it?  
I get a little bit bigger but then I'll admit,  
I'm just the same as I was.  
Now don't you understand?  
I'm never changing who I am.
  



 (same chords as verse ) 

This road never looked so lonely  
This house doesn't burn down slowly  
To ashes  
to ashes!  


 
It's time to begin, isn't it?  
I get a little bit bigger but then I'll admit,  
I'm just the same as I was.  
Now don't you understand?  
I'm never changing who I am.  

It's time to begin, isn't it?  
I get a little bit bigger but then I'll admit,  
I'm just the same as I was.  
Now don't you understand?  
I'm never changing who I am.

	        

Written by Daniel Coulter Reynolds, Benjamin Arthur Mckee, Daniel Wayne Sermon