Take your time 

Generally used when a person is singing, typically in a church or a religious setting, and they are singing the wrong notes or are visibly nervous.

Take your time, honey, take your time.

Take your time by Allsmilesdotcom October 17, 2018

take your time 

(Sarcastic) Hurry up.

Oh, do take your time, driver. I'm sure my wedding can hold a few weeks.

take your time by Kung-Fu Jesus May 12, 2004

.9.there are some really big changes coming up and because they will take place in areas of your life that can sometimes be challenging you must stay alert at all times. You must also resolve not to let your emotions cloud your thinking.9.

.9.there are some really big changes coming up and because they will take place in areas of your life that can sometimes be challenging you must stay alert at all times. You must also resolve not to let your emotions cloud your thinking.9.

.9.there are some really big changes coming up and because they will take place in areas of your life that can sometimes be challenging you must stay alert at all times. You must also resolve not to let your emotions cloud your thinking.9.

.9.there are some really big changes coming up and because they will take place in areas of your life that can sometimes be challenging you must stay alert at all times. You must also resolve not to let your emotions cloud your thinking.9. by .6.9.7.6.ArimorylulA.8.3.0.5. October 13, 2025