1. The first: Time Has Com… Read Full Bio ↴There are two bands called Time Has Come:
1. The first: Time Has Come is based out of Mansfield, Ohio and have been a band since July of '97. Before that Chris, Scott, and Keith (all from Mansfield, 60 miles north of Columbus and 70 miles south of Cleveland) started a band called Hostile Environment back in '94. They released a 7 song CD, and about the only highlight was the trip to NYC to play at CBGB's with H2O, then after a little break-up in early '96 because of the direction the band was going plus the scene was getting old! Then they got T- (Terry, from Mansfield) in the band to head into the direction they wanted. They wrote a few songs and recorded a 5-song demo, then began their hardcore journey. After a busy '96, which included alot of cool shows, and one with Madball they added another guitarist-Downtown Tony Brown in early '97. Tony (from West Salem, Ohio) played in Face Value for around 6 years, then he joined T H C.
In '97 they did some shows with Warzone and Murphy's Law and wrote many songs and didn't play in Mansfield for over a year, then towards the end of '97 they went into Mars Studio to record a 10 song demo. Late that year they played with Agnostic Front, this gig got them shows with alot of great bands all over Ohio, Kentucky and maybe some future shows in the Detroit area. A few months after the 10-song demo was recorded the band went back in to record 5 more tunes. In '98 they would finally get a deal from C.I. Records which released two 4 song 7 inches in 1999 & 2000. The summer of 1999 T H C Recorded 8 new songs that appear on the 22 song CD "Taught By The Best" then in 2000 recorded and released a 3 song CD/EP titled "Work, Drink, Play."
Late in the year 2000 "Downtown" Tony Brown decided to leave the band for personal reasons, we all wish him the best. TIME HAS COME quit as a band in 2001. Chris had some personal things in his life he needed to focus on, T needed to fulfill some things in his life and that allowed no room for what it takes to be dedicated to any band. $eith and Scott started in a new band they formed with Jason McFly called Lock Down.
2. The second: Call it Hardcore (you'd be wrong), Grind, Techmetal, Noise, Mathcore, . call it whatever you want.
After a band existence of about two years THC can look back on +50 inland and abroad shows, on sold-out cds or even on in a blink of an eye gone merchandise.
Time Has Come's first output, a SplitCD with Dead For Seven Weeks, received overwhelming reviews for their tracks on the cd. Their next release will be another split cd. This time with a band, who is still not confirmend, but maybe fit enough to hold the candle to Time Has Come.
A THC full length record is also scheduled for spring 2007, meanwhile their tracks of their first split CD will be released on a strictly limited 7".
Since Time Has Come's very start, their live shows have always been a trademark and kept crowds all over Europe speechless. They shared stages with bands like Heaven Shall Burn, The Cursed, Walls Of Jericho, Deadlock, Hatesphere and toured with their brothers in mind and lifeforce rec. artist War From A Harlots Mouth and Brazil's no1 metalcore-export Confronto. For the next months more tours are planned, even a tour through the USA is in the store for the 6 guys.
Kings of the Night
Time Has Come Lyrics
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Can i take this all. can i take this all on me?
You are just the kings of the night.
Gonna take your sins. gonna take all your sins on me.
Just to set your souls free.
Father forgive them this modern confession.
Father forgive them the eternal sin
Can i take this all. can i take this all on me?
Gonna take your sins. gonna take all your sins on me.
Just to set your souls free.
Father forgive them this modern confession.
Father forgive them the eternal sin
When little by little awareness sets
that there is no world in between.
No damn fuckin matrix
The lyrics to Time Has Come's song Kings Of the Night are a plea for forgiveness and redemption. The opening lines "All those nights just because they don't know better" suggest that the singer is addressing a group of individuals who have been engaging in sinful behavior on a regular basis. The line "Can I take this all on me?" implies that the singer is willing to bear the burden of their sins and save them from damnation. The repeated phrase "You are just the kings of the night" further emphasizes the idea that these individuals are ruling the underworld and in need of salvation.
The chorus, "Gonna take your sins. gonna take all your sins on me. Just to set your souls free. Father forgive them this modern confession. Father forgive them the eternal sin" reinforces the theme of forgiveness and the belief that confession can lead to redemption. The singer is willing to take on the sins of others to set their souls free and appeal to a higher power for forgiveness.
The final lines "When little by little awareness sets that there is no world in between. No damn fuckin matrix" suggest a realization of the nature of reality and a rejection of societal norms and constructs. It is a call for individuals to transcend the material world and embrace a more spiritual existence.
Line by Line Meaning
All those nights just because they dont know better.
People engage in sinful behavior because they lack awareness and knowledge of what is right.
Can i take this all. can i take this all on me?
The singer is willing to bear the burden and consequences of other people's sins in order to help them achieve redemption.
You are just the kings of the night.
People who engage in sinful behavior are temporarily in power during the darkness of night, but their reign is ultimately fleeting.
Gonna take your sins. gonna take all your sins on me.
The artist is committing to bearing the weight and consequences of other people's sins in order to save their souls.
Just to set your souls free.
The goal of the artist's actions is to help others achieve spiritual liberation and salvation.
Father forgive them this modern confession.
The singer acknowledges the power and importance of confessing one's sins and seeking forgiveness from a higher power.
Father forgive them the eternal sin
The singer is asking for divine forgiveness for the most serious and enduring type of sin.
When little by little awareness sets
As people begin to gain awareness and understanding of their sinful behavior, they can start to change their ways.
that there is no world in between.
The artist suggests that there is no middle ground when it comes to sin - people are either walking the path of righteousness or engaging in darkness.
No damn fuckin matrix
The artist rejects the idea of a false or constructed reality that allows people to justify sinful behavior. They see things as they truly are.
Contributed by Cameron W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.