Ali Campbell - Hallelujha Time (Live)

Name: Ali Campbell - Hallelujha Time (Live)
Uploaded: 2025-04-25T14:51:23+00:00
Duration: 3 min 56 s
Channel: Hans Guevara
Description: The provided text is a verbatim transcription of the lyrics sung by Ali Campbell during a live performance of the song "Hallelujah Time." The verses…

25 Apr 2025 · 4 min

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The provided text is a verbatim transcription of the lyrics sung by Ali Campbell during a live performance of the song "Hallelujah Time." The verses weave together vivid natural imagery—spring breezes, drought, rain, cold turning to cake, rocks, mountains, and scattered sheep—with a recurring refrain that emphasizes "Hallelujah time" and the sound of children singing. The song conveys a message of hope and perseverance, urging listeners to keep living despite the fleeting nature of time, to let children sing rather than cry, and to find solace in communal celebration. The repetitive chorus and chant‑like structure create an uplifting, communal atmosphere typical of live concert settings.

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Well, soon I drive his Taser and he gets well. This is called Hallelujah. Smell in the air when spring comes by, winds and droughts reminds us of you, Kode. And now it's not the rain, the cold turns to cake, with the spit from a man's mouth and the substance from our spine, we gotta keep on living, living on borrowed time. Time. Hallelujah time. You can hear the children singing. Hallelujah time. As they go singing bye-bye. Hallelujah, hallelujah, singing in the morning. Hallelujah time. Let them sing, don't let them cry. Over rocks and mountains, Sheep are scattered all around over hills and valleys. They are everywhere to be found. Free like birds in a tree. Hallelujah time, you can hear the children singing. Hallelujah time, as they go singing bye-bye. Hallelujah, hallelujah, singing in the morning. Hallelujah time, let them sing, don't let them cry. Hallelujah Hallelujah time, you can hear the children singing. Hallelujah time, they go singing bye-bye. Hallelujah, hallelujah, sing it in the morning. Hallelujah time, let them sing, don't let them cry.