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https://suno.com/song/1289fb2e-aba6-4b4d-a90a-50942b7a6b3c "Blessed in the Fire

sherylclyde The prophetic folk-ballad opens with intimate acoustic fingerpicking and sparse piano, supporting a solitary female vocal, Gradually, subtle strings and low percussion enter, softly intensifying, The arrangement swells cinematically: lush orchestration, soaring harmonies, driving percussion, and celebratory group vocals, culminating in a triumphant, full-bodied finale, Rock and Roll, Pop

– Show Summary Song based on Matthew 5:10-12 January 11, 2026 at 1:01 AM v5

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🎵 Daughters, Don’t Sleep now, wake up By Sheryl Clyde / Thunderbird

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Jesus as the Lion of Judah calling you

August 8, 2025 at 12:28 PM

v4.5+

[Verse 1 – Whispered Warning]

There’s a knock on the door, but he says it’s the wind.

You’ve seen that smile before — don’t let him in.

He talks about God, but his eyes are cold.

He wants your womb, not your soul.

[Pre-Chorus – Tearful Realization]

You thought you were safe in your Sunday dress,

But wolves wear suits and quote righteousness.

He kissed your hand, then broke your spine —

Now you’re bleeding truth and calling it divine.

[Chorus – Aggressive Cry]

Daughters, don’t sleep!

The hour is late and the fire runs deep!

They’re rewriting laws with a serpent’s tongue —

To cage your voice and steal your young.

Daughters, don’t bow!

You were not made to be silent now!

He who died to set you free

Is not the one who chains your feet!

[Verse 2 – Villain’s Lullaby]

He’ll say, “It’s love,” as he takes your rights.

Paint your cage in pink and white.

He’ll call you queen while he breaks your crown —

Then blame your tears for bringing him down.

[Bridge – Jesus Speaks]

But I was there in the firelight rage,

When you screamed My name from your broken cage.

I gave you breath, not to serve a king —

But to walk beside Me as My offering.

[Final Chorus – Rise and Roar]

Daughters, wake up!

The storm has come — this is your cup!

Drink it down and rise anew —

The Lioness walks now inside of you!

Daughters, don’t sleep!

The mountain shakes and the shadows creep!

But I AM with you — sword in hand —

I’ve been sitting with something that surfaced in a recent conversation:

that strange line in **2 Thessalonians**—“the one who restrains will do so until he is taken out of the way.”

The picture that keeps coming back to me is a winter orchard:

* Trees look dead; leaves are gone.

* Sap hasn’t vanished—it’s pulled back to the hidden core.

* Spring is still on the calendar even when every branch feels brittle.

If the Holy Spirit is “stepping aside” in some visible arenas, maybe it feels like those bare branches: morality unmoored, restraint evaporating. But beneath the bark the life is still pulsing—just concentrated in the roots, nourishing a remnant until the set time for budding.

A friend framed it this way: creation remains obedient while humanity barrels toward the final harvest. When restraint lifts, the contrast sharpens—winter wind heightens the promise of a coming blossom.

**How I’m responding**

Keeping daily worship steady; that’s where the hidden sap flows.

Refusing to panic when more “leaves” fall—institutions, platforms, even relationships.

Sharing every small testimony of new growth (healings, answered prayers) like the first buds that announce spring.

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