The Time Has Come
by Deborah Levoy
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Original song, "The Time Has Come", celebrates the extraordinary actions taken by ordinary citizens in the fight for climate justice. The song's lyrics invite the viewer to join the growing climate justice movement on behalf of future generations. #worthsaving
Please join the movement! Check out:
350.org: www.350.org
Idle No More: www.IdleNoMore.ca
Tar Sands Blockade: www.tarsandsblockade.org
Featured performances by singer-songwriter-guitarist Deborah Levoy and native flutist Walter Ogi Johnson, Bhanu Abeysekera-Pow wow drum, Scott Sorkin-Classical guitar, Doug Pohorski-Bass
Please join the movement! Check out:
350.org: www.350.org
Idle No More: www.IdleNoMore.ca
Tar Sands Blockade: www.tarsandsblockade.org
Featured performances by singer-songwriter-guitarist Deborah Levoy and native flutist Walter Ogi Johnson, Bhanu Abeysekera-Pow wow drum, Scott Sorkin-Classical guitar, Doug Pohorski-Bass
lyrics
Can you hear the storms blowing
Can you see the waters rising
Can you feel your hunger growing
The time has come
Can you see the forests burning
Can you feel your heart aching
While the world just keeps on turning
The time has come
The time has come
I hear our voices rising
all across this land
The time has come
Can you feel the winds they’re changing
The time has come to take a stand
Can you see the sun rising
Rising just beyond the river
Can you hear our children calling:
“The time has come”
The time has come
I hear our voices rising
all across this land
The time has come
Can you feel the winds they’re changing
The time has come to take a stand
Can you see the waters rising
Can you feel your hunger growing
The time has come
Can you see the forests burning
Can you feel your heart aching
While the world just keeps on turning
The time has come
The time has come
I hear our voices rising
all across this land
The time has come
Can you feel the winds they’re changing
The time has come to take a stand
Can you see the sun rising
Rising just beyond the river
Can you hear our children calling:
“The time has come”
The time has come
I hear our voices rising
all across this land
The time has come
Can you feel the winds they’re changing
The time has come to take a stand
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released October 27, 2014
Words and music © by Deborah Levoy and Richard Nevle
Words and music © by Deborah Levoy and Richard Nevle
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Deborah Levoy San Jose, California
Deborah Levoy's music has been described as fierce and fearless, dreamy, lush, and plaintive all at
once.
After taking time off to raise a family, Levoy is back in the studio recording her 4th album. Inspired by her love of wild places and her work as a climate activist with 350 Silicon Valley, she has turned to new territory to explore our relationship with nature.
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Oct 2014 -
Jun 2010 -
Jan 2003 -
Jan 1995
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