It's Our Time

"One Time Too Many" redirects here. For the Phoenix song, see It's Never Been Like That.

It's Our Time
Studio album by Four Year Strong
Released	January 29, 2005
Genre	Pop punk
Label	Open Your Eyes
Four Year Strong chronology
It's Our Time (2005) Rise or Die Trying (2007)

It's Our Time is the debut album by Four Year Strong. The record's run was limited to 400 copies, with varying color CDs. The first 200 were light blue, with subsequent versions in yellow, red, and green.

Track listing

1. "Go Long Dad" 4:25
2. "Come on Bessie, Slow and Steady"
3. "Easier to Wait and See"
4. "Baseball Bats and Boogie Men"
5. "Live from the Crime Scene"
6. "This Summer Session"
7. "One Time Too Many"
8. "Your Song"
9. "Vash: The Stampede"
10. "Put You On"
11. "I Kiss My Sweetie With My Fist/Hell Is for Heroes" (Hidden track)

Trivia

• "Vash: The Stampede" is titled after Vash the Stampede, a character from the anime/manga Trigun.
• After the last track "Put You On" ends, at around 5:53 a secret hidden track entitled "I Kiss My Sweetie With My Fist/Hell Is for Heroes" is heard. The song is five minutes and fifteen seconds of instrumental metalcore with no lyrics.
• "Baseball Bats And Boogie Men" comes from a line in A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984).
• Two of the eleven songs on this album are from the band's demo released earlier in the year: "Go Long Dad" and "Your Song". The other three from that demo were included on the band's follow up album Rise or Die Trying.
• Three of the eleven songs on this album are three of the four from The Glory EP (2003): "Easier To Wait And See", "This Summer Session", and "One Time Too Many". The name of the remaining song was "The Bitter Taste Of Victory".
• The title of the album is taken from a line in the chorus of "Come On Bessie, Slow And Steady".