Shavuot by Daniel BradLee 5.24.2026 Intro The mountain shook, the fire came down, The smoke rose up at the shofar's sound Grew strong beyond the people's power to bear— The voice of God split through the air. He spoke His Word for all to hear, The people trembled, struck with fear. At Sinai's base, the nation stood, As Yahweh declared what's right and good. V1 Fifty days from Egypt's chains they came, Through the sea, through the desert flame. From physical bondage to liberation's cry, To spiritual revelation from the Most High! The mountain burned, the heavens roared, And down came the commandments of the LORD. Ch1 Shavuot! Shavuot! It’s that time of the year, Chag HaKatzir—the harvest is here! Yom HaBikkurim—the firstfruits we bring, Chag Shavuot—feast of weeks to our God we sing! Rejoice before Him, son and daughter, The stranger, the widow—come with us before the Father! Give from your hand as He's blessed your store, A freewill offering—praise Him evermore! V2 Count seven Sabbaths, let them pass, The fiftieth day has come at last. Two loaves of bread with leaven baked, From fine flour of the harvest reaped and raked. Waved high before the Lord, Holy firstfruits, by His Word. No servile work this sacred day— A statute forever, the Scriptures say. In the days before when gathering the harvest mound, Don't reap the fields all down to the ground, Leave the edges for the poor and foreigner to be found. V3 Now in the fields of Bethlehem's wheat, A Moabite woman with humble feet Gleaned what was left for the poor in the land— Ruth found favor by God's own hand. She didn't complain through the hardest of days, But marveled at kindness and gave God the praise. "Why have I found grace in your sight?" she said, And Boaz made sure that this woman was fed. V4 Boaz saw a woman who feared the LORD, Who left her gods and crossed the Jordan ford. He said, "May YHWH repay what you have done, Beneath His wings, your refuge is the Holy One." Boaz went beyond the letter of the law, Provided, protected, and honored what he saw. A kinsman redeemer who paid the price— A shadow of Yeshua's sacrifice! Tag A foreign woman, with a generation's stain, Redeemed by grace and in the Messianic chain! From Ruth and Boaz came King David's throne, And from that line—Messiah, God's own. Ch2 Shavuot! Shavuot! It's that time in summer! Chag HaKatzir—harvest for the farmer! Yom HaBikkurim—the firstfruits we bring, Chag Shavuot—feast of weeks to our God we sing! Two loaves with leaven waved on high, Accepted as firstfruits before the Most High! V5 Two loaves of bread held high— What do they mean, what is the why? Perhaps reminding us of God's double portion blessing of the land, Or the two stone tablets carved by God's own hand. Or maybe this: two peoples across time Both full of leaven, yet grafted to the vine, Waved before God as firstfruits all by design. Br First on stone, then on the heart, A masterpiece of sacred art. A land of milk and honey He had promised, And on this feast, we taste it and stand astonished. His Word is sweeter than honeycomb— And after two thousand years, we are home. V6 Fifteen hundred years from Sinai's flame, The Risen King ascended whence He came. Ten days later, Shavuot again, The faithful gathered—humble, waiting men. Then a sound like rushing mighty wind Filled the house where the disciples had been. Tongues of fire on every head appeared, They spoke in languages they'd never neared! Israelites heard God's praises in their mother tongue, The wonderful works of God were sung! V7 Peter stood and lifted up his voice: "This is what Joel said—now rejoice! God pours His Spirit out on all flesh— Sons and daughters prophesy afresh!" He preached that Jesus, crucified and raised, Was Lord and Christ saying let God be praised! Their hearts were pricked—"What shall we do?" "Repent! Be baptized! God's promise is for you!" Tag2 Three thousand souls were saved that day, From the crooked generation, they turned away. Remember—at Sinai, the calf they made, And three thousand died when from God they strayed. But now, three thousand live—the Spirit's harvest made! V8 Now hear this truth that's often missed: God's laws before Mount Sinai did exist. Noah and his family knew which animals were clean, Abraham tithed—the pattern's clearly seen. God rested on the Sabbath and made it blessed, Abel's animal offerings—he gave his best. Genesis 26:5 says it plain: Abraham kept God's laws—every statute under his domain. The Word at Sinai wasn't something new— It was written down for me and you. Final Ch Shavuot! Shavuot! It's that time in summer! Chag HaKatzir—harvest for the farmer! Yom HaBikkurim—the firstfruits we bring, Chag Shavuot—feast of weeks to our God we sing! From Sinai's fire to the Spirit's flame, From stone to heart—His Word's the same! Give freely now as He has blessed, Include the stranger, the one distressed! Two loaves held high, the wheat fields gold, A story of redemption ages old! Rejoice! Rejoice! As we are told— The feasts of Yahweh will never grow old!

Modest Is Hottest by Daniel BradLee 5.19.2025 V1 I used to think that beauty was skin deep, Chasing trends, showing more than I should keep. Felt empty inside, worn thin, feeling cheap Till truth set me free—God’s love runs deep. My worth’s not in eyes that glance and move on, But a heart that’s pure, where His light has dawned. Ch Modest is hottest, that’s my song, With God’s grace, my heart grows strong. Clothed in virtue, I boldly stand, Building His kingdom, hand in hand. V2 They say to show more, to catch the eye, But that path leads to a soul that's dry. Beauty fades, and charm's a guise, Yet a woman who loves the Lord, her spirit never dies. Men, guard your gaze, let your thoughts stay pure, We’re called to rise, with hearts secure. V3 They say, “Show it off, that’s power, that’s bold,” But their spotlight’s a chain, their praise grows cold. Their gaze dims the soul, the data’s clear I’ll break their chains, YAHWEH’s truth I’ll declare, I should dress for my King, His glory I bear.
Ch Modest is hottest, that’s my song, With God’s grace, my heart grows strong. Clothed in virtue, I boldly stand, Building His kingdom, hand in hand. V4 I’m not here to tempt or to play their game, My body’s a temple, I honor His name. God’s Word I keep within my heart, In righteous ways, I’ll play my part. V5 No shirt hems, shorts, or skirts cut high, No clinging threads to draw the eye. My dresses flow with grace so pure, My ring awaits, my vow is sure V6 At the beach, I still hold true, To modesty in all I do. No two piece suits—they bare too much, I cover up with a gentle touch. My dresses flow, my swimwear’s pure, Modesty’s banner, I’ll always bear. Ch V7 Some say it's control, a way to oppress, But modesty is freedom, nothing less. Without any goodness, how futile the bows, For pinning on petals can never make a rose. V8 Revelation’s call, stay clothed, stay true, When Your trumpet calls, I’ll be ready for You. Clothed in glory, I’ll rise and sing, For I’m a child of the most high King!Ch Outro So to all who seek His face, Embrace modesty, find your place. Choose threads that honor, not entice, Young and old, let’s stand as one, With virtuous hearts, His will be done.

Honor Council Song by Daniel BradLee 7.4.2025 V1 Hatter, earn your degree, don’t falsify. I said, Hatter, keep your standards high, I said, Hatter, 'cause you're at Stetson U, Where integrity is what we do. Hatter, there's a system here for you, I said, Hatter, started back in '02, Ratified in '06, it's strong and true, To steer you right in all you do. Ch Aim high with the H-S-C! Aim high with the H-S-C! We’re here to learn, we’re here to lead, Build a culture of truth that we all need! Aim high with the H-S-C! Aim high with the H-S-C! V2 Freshman, citations are a must, I said, Freshman, cite your sources, show your trust I said, Freshman, AI can be a tool, But don't let it make you a fool. Freshman, learn to cite the right way, I said, Freshman, and you'll be okay, We're here to help, not to dismay, So you can succeed every day. Ch
V3 Student, I was once in your place, I said, Student, new to the academic pace, I said, Student, but I learned the honor code, And now I walk the honest road. Student, if you ever feel lost, I said, Student, remember the cost, Of dishonesty, it's not worth the loss, Stick to the truth, no matter the boss. Ch
V4 Hatter, if you're ever in doubt, I said, Hatter, don't just sit and pout, Go to the Writing Center, check it out, They'll help you figure it all out. Hatter, put your pride on the shelf, And just go there, get some help for yourself, I'm sure they can guide you today, So you can write your papers the right way. Ch
Finale H-S-C! H-S-C! It's what's below the Stetson that matters, you see! Pro Deo et Veritate, H-S-C! https://suno.com/s/QG3...

Rise And Shine Remastered by Daniel BradLee 7.23.2025 https://suno.com/s/vPDh5JoORUy9eKfl Ch Rise and shine and give God your glory! 2x Rise and shine, sing and give God your glory! Children of the Lord. V1 The Lord told Noah, "Floods will rise." "Build an ark of gopher wood." "Pitch it well, both out and in." Save your kin from judgment’s flood." Children of the Lord. Ch V2 So Noah labored; he built the ark. With faithful hands, he did his part. Obeyed God’s word with all his heart. Children of the Lord. Ch V3 Creatures came, by sevens and twos they came. Both clean and unclean, by God’s call they came. Noah cared for them all in God’s name. Children of the Lord. V4 It rained and poured for forty days. Fountains broke, and floods held sway. Yet the ark stayed strong by God’s way. Children of the Lord. Ch V5 Then the rains ceased, the dove took flight. Brought an olive leaf, a sign of light. Land appeared, and hope shone bright. Children of the Lord. Ch V6 This is the day the Lord hath made. We will rejoice, our fears allayed. For His mercies, new each dawn. In the morning, we sing His song. Children of the Lord. Ch

Modesty’s Creed (Sea Shanty) by Daniel BradLee 5.19.2025 V1 We once sailed for beauty’s lure, Thought skin deep was the cure. Felt lost, adrift, our souls worn thin, Till God’s truth brought us home again. Ref Oh, modest is hottest, hear our cry, Clothed in virtue, we’ll sail to the sky! Steer for the King, with hearts held high, Build His kingdom, the trumpet is nigh! Ch Heave, ho, and hoist the sail, Modesty’s our mighty gale! With God’s grace, we’ll never fail, His righteous crew, we’ll blaze the trail! V2 They shout, “Flaunt it all, let eyes roam free!” But that course leaves the soul at sea. Fame’s a mist, pride’s a fleeting wave, God’s faithful heart keeps our spirits brave. Ref V3 “Show off!” they cry, “That’s power, that’s might!” But their chains bind tight in the worldly night. Their gaze clouds the soul, the charts don’t lie, YAHWEH’s truth we’ll sing to the sky! Ref V4 No temptin’ the crew, I’ll honor His name, My body’s His ship, guard it from shame. God’s Word’s my compass, steerin’ my heart, On righteous tides, I’ll play my part. Ref V5 No tight gear or shorts, no flash on the deck, No showy threads to turn a head’s check. On shore or at sea, our garb’s pure and true, My vow’s to the Lord, His will I pursue. Ref V6 Some call it control, a weight to bear, But modesty’s freedom, a breeze so fair. “Stay clothed,” He calls, when the trumpet sounds, I’ll rise in His glory, where grace abounds! Ref Ch Outro To all who seek His holy shore, Choose modest ways, His truth explore. Wear threads that honor, not entice, All hands as one, we’ll sail to Christ! All hands as one, we’ll sail to Christ!