Lyrics
I hear hear the sound of the abundance rain
The sound of thunder as lihtening in the skies
It's gonna rain, the rain of money cash cash
Lord let it rain, Lord let it rain
My will never be the same again
My life will never be dry again
Because of rain I'm ready for the blessing
Lord let it rain, Lord let it rain
Chorus:
My time has come, my time has come
Praise the Lord my time has come
This is my season, this is my season
Lord let it rain, Lord let it rain
I see movements in the skies
The clouds are heavy with rains of favour
It's gonna rain, the rains of miracles
Lord let it fall, Lord let it rain
My will never be the same again
My life will never be dry again
Because of rain I'm ready for the blessing
Lord let it rain, Lord let it rain
Chorus:
My time has come, my time has come
Praise the Lord my time has come
This is my season, this is my season
Lord let it rain, Lord let it rain
My time has come aaah eeeh
Eeeh eeeh eeeh
So let it rain, let it rain
The rain of favour in me
Let it rain, the healing rain
Miracle rain Lord, miracle rain
The rain of promotion, the rain of favour
This is my time
The rain of blessing, the rain of collection
Let it rain on me
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Meaning & Inspiration
My Time Has Come uses gathering clouds, thunder, and heavy rain as images of expected blessing. The repeated request for rain gathers several hopes into one prayer: favor, healing, miracles, provision, and change after dryness. Its chorus answers expectation with praise, treating the anticipated breakthrough as a reason to thank God before its effects are fully seen. The energetic repetitions make the declaration communal and emphatic rather than reflective.
The opening image closely echoes the biblical announcement of an abundance of rain after drought. Elsewhere, Scripture also uses rain as a sign of divine provision, making the central metaphor fitting for the lyric. Some lines emphasize money and promotion, but the song broadens its appeal beyond material gain by naming healing, miracles, and a renewed life. Its message is therefore one of confident petition: circumstances described as dry can change, and every hoped-for blessing remains dependent on the Lord who is asked to let the rain fall.
Related Scripture
- 1 Kings 18:41 Elijah announces the sound of abundant rain after a long drought.
- Zechariah 10:1 The passage directs people to ask the Lord for rain.
- James 5:18 James recalls the rain that came after Elijah prayed.