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(by AndiBecker Proms)

Sun feels nice when it’s up so high,
Make good days, don’t just let them fly.
But sometimes clouds can cover the sky—
So don’t forget what’s true inside.

When I’m having fun and running fast,
I still remember it won’t always last.
So I choose what’s good, I choose what’s right—
God helps me see with brighter light.

Remember Your Creator—while the morning’s still bright.
After the rain comes sunshine, after the rain comes light.
Remember Your Creator—hold His hand, don’t fear.
After the rain comes sunshine—God is always near.

When my head feels full and I feel stressed,
I can breathe slow, I can take a rest.
I can say a prayer, I can calm my heart,
God can help me make a brand new start.

When days feel hard, and I feel small,
I’m not alone—God hears my call.
Even when I don’t know what to do,
I remember God is true.

Remember… remember… while the morning’s still bright.
After the rain comes sunshine… after the rain comes light.

After the rain comes sunshine
After the rain comes sunshine
After the rain comes sunshine
After the rain comes sunshine

Music & Lyrics: Andreas "Andi" Becker (AndiBecker Proms)
© 2025 Andreas "Andi" Becker
Produced using ABSound Orchestra & Choir & Soloists (AI-assisted production)

https://suno.com/s/z77vc0NLJeuBgUgo

BACKGROUND STORY – “REMEMBER YOUR CREATOR”

Remember in your youth
The song is built on the call from Scripture to “remember your Creator in the days of your youth” before life’s hardships and aging set in. It invites young hearts (and the young at heart) to turn to God now, not “later when life is calmer.”
(Ecclesiastes 12:1–7)

Life like a breath
The lyrics reflect how quickly time passes: days feel like mist, breath, or morning fog. This picture comes from biblical wisdom that reminds us our lives are short, not to scare us, but to lead us to live wisely and close to God.
(Psalm 39:4–5; James 4:13–15)

Noise vs. wisdom
Modern distractions—screens, entertainment, endless noise—make it easy to forget God. The song contrasts this with the “fear of the Lord” as the beginning of wisdom and the call to give God first place in our decisions, time, and priorities.
(Proverbs 1:7; Ecclesiastes 12:13; Romans 12:2)

Heart, mind, and music
“Remembering” is more than a thought; it is loving God with heart, soul, mind, and strength. Singing, playing, composing, and listening become acts of worship when they point back to the One who made us and gives us every gift.
(Deuteronomy 6:5; Colossians 3:16–17)

Creator and Redeemer
The song quietly points to Jesus as both Creator and Savior—the eternal Word through whom all things were made, and the One who came into His own creation to rescue us. Remembering our Creator leads us naturally to the cross and empty tomb.
(John 1:1–3; Colossians 1:15–17; John 3:16)

In the dark and in the storm
When nights are long and worries loud, remembering our Creator also means trusting His care in weakness and fear. The song hints at God carrying His children through brokenness, not abandoning them when they feel small.
(Psalm 42; Isaiah 46:4; 1 Peter 5:7)

Numbering our days
The repeated calls to remember God are a musical echo of the prayer “teach us to number our days,” so we don’t waste our lives but walk carefully, using our time for what matters eternally.
(Psalm 90:12; Ephesians 5:15–17)

Remembering together
Finally, the song is written to be sung in community—families, youth groups, choirs, churches—passing faith from one generation to the next. Remembering our Creator is something we do together, encouraging one another to stay close to Him.
(Deuteronomy 6:6–9; Psalm 145:4; 2 Timothy 1:5)

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORSHIP & COPYRIGHT

(Music Work – Suno Pro Version)

Work Title: “Remember your creator (Cinematic)”
Alternate Title / Version: Suno Pro Version
Author / Composer / Lyricist: Andreas “Andi” Becker
Artist / Project Name: AndiBecker Proms
Production Credit: Produced using ABSound Orchestra & Choir & Soloists (AI-assisted production with Suno Pro)
Year of Creation: 2025
Territory: Worldwide

1. Statement of Authorship

I, Andreas “Andi” Becker, hereby declare that:
I am the original human author of the core creative elements of this work, including (as applicable) the lyrics, musical themes, melodies, harmonic structure, song concept, and arrangement direction.
The AI system used (Suno Pro, via ABSound Orchestra & Choir & Soloists) was employed as a production and rendering tool under my creative control and according to my instructions.
The lyrics are original, Bible-inspired text, using only paraphrased biblical ideas and/or wording that is in the public domain; no proprietary modern Bible translation has been copied.
No part of this work was knowingly copied from any third-party copyrighted composition, sound recording, or text.

2. Copyright Notice
For the human-created elements described above, I assert the following copyright notice:
© 2025 Andreas “Andi” Becker – All Rights Reserved.
This includes, in particular:
The lyrics and text content of the song;
The musical composition (melody, harmony, structure, and arrangement concept);
The overall artistic direction, concept, and selection/sequence of musical elements.
The sound recording as rendered by the AI tool is created under my direction and is included in this assertion to the extent permitted by applicable law and the terms of use of the AI service.

3. Use of AI Tools
This work was produced with the assistance of an AI-based music generation tool (Suno Pro) under the creative direction and control of Andreas “Andi” Becker.
The mention of AI assistance does not limit or waive any rights in the human-created components of the work. All use, distribution, or adaptation of this work must respect applicable copyright law and the licensing terms granted by Andreas “Andi” Becker.

4. Rights & Licensing
All rights not expressly licensed remain reserved by the copyright holder.
For licensing, synchronization, adaptation, or commercial use inquiries, please contact:
Name: Andreas “Andi” Becker
Artist / Project: AndiBecker Proms
Email: andi@lisandi.com
Phone: +66 81 606 3378
Location: Phuket, Thailand

5. Declaration
I hereby certify that the information in this certificate is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and that I am entitled to assert the above rights.
Place of Issue: Phuket, Thailand
Date of Issue: 15 December 2025
Signature: Andreas “Andi” Becker

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Title: (by AndiBecker Proms) Sun feels nice when it’s up so high, Make good days, don’t just let them fly. But sometimes clouds can cover the sky— So don’t forget what’s true inside. When I’m having fun and running fast, I still remember it won’t always last. So I choose what’s good, I choose what’s right— God helps me see with brighter light. Remember Your Creator—while the morning’s still bright. After the rain comes sunshine, after the rain comes light. Remember Your Creator—hold His hand, don’t fear. After the rain comes sunshine—God is always near. When my head feels full and I feel stressed, I can breathe slow, I can take a rest. I can say a prayer, I can calm my heart, God can help me make a brand new start. When days feel hard, and I feel small, I’m not alone—God hears my call. Even when I don’t know what to do, I remember God is true. Remember… remember… while the morning’s still bright. After the rain comes sunshine… after the rain comes light. Remember Your Creator—while the morning’s still bright. After the rain comes sunshine, after the rain comes light. Remember Your Creator—hold His hand, don’t fear. After the rain comes sunshine—God is always near. After the rain comes sunshine After the rain comes sunshine After the rain comes sunshine After the rain comes sunshine Music & Lyrics: Andreas "Andi" Becker (AndiBecker Proms) © 2025 Andreas "Andi" Becker Produced using ABSound Orchestra & Choir & Soloists (AI-assisted production) https://suno.com/s/z77vc0NLJeuBgUgo BACKGROUND STORY – “REMEMBER YOUR CREATOR” Remember in your youth The song is built on the call from Scripture to “remember your Creator in the days of your youth” before life’s hardships and aging set in. It invites young hearts (and the young at heart) to turn to God now, not “later when life is calmer.” (Ecclesiastes 12:1–7) Life like a breath The lyrics reflect how quickly time passes: days feel like mist, breath, or morning fog. This picture comes from biblical wisdom that reminds us our lives are short, not to scare us, but to lead us to live wisely and close to God. (Psalm 39:4–5; James 4:13–15) Noise vs. wisdom Modern distractions—screens, entertainment, endless noise—make it easy to forget God. The song contrasts this with the “fear of the Lord” as the beginning of wisdom and the call to give God first place in our decisions, time, and priorities. (Proverbs 1:7; Ecclesiastes 12:13; Romans 12:2) Heart, mind, and music “Remembering” is more than a thought; it is loving God with heart, soul, mind, and strength. Singing, playing, composing, and listening become acts of worship when they point back to the One who made us and gives us every gift. (Deuteronomy 6:5; Colossians 3:16–17) Creator and Redeemer The song quietly points to Jesus as both Creator and Savior—the eternal Word through whom all things were made, and the One who came into His own creation to rescue us. Remembering our Creator leads us naturally to the cross and empty tomb. (John 1:1–3; Colossians 1:15–17; John 3:16) In the dark and in the storm When nights are long and worries loud, remembering our Creator also means trusting His care in weakness and fear. The song hints at God carrying His children through brokenness, not abandoning them when they feel small. (Psalm 42; Isaiah 46:4; 1 Peter 5:7) Numbering our days The repeated calls to remember God are a musical echo of the prayer “teach us to number our days,” so we don’t waste our lives but walk carefully, using our time for what matters eternally. (Psalm 90:12; Ephesians 5:15–17) Remembering together Finally, the song is written to be sung in community—families, youth groups, choirs, churches—passing faith from one generation to the next. Remembering our Creator is something we do together, encouraging one another to stay close to Him. (Deuteronomy 6:6–9; Psalm 145:4; 2 Timothy 1:5) CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORSHIP & COPYRIGHT (Music Work – Suno Pro Version) Work Title: “Remember your creator (Cinematic)” Alternate Title / Version: Suno Pro Version Author / Composer / Lyricist: Andreas “Andi” Becker Artist / Project Name: AndiBecker Proms Production Credit: Produced using ABSound Orchestra & Choir & Soloists (AI-assisted production with Suno Pro) Year of Creation: 2025 Territory: Worldwide 1. Statement of Authorship I, Andreas “Andi” Becker, hereby declare that: I am the original human author of the core creative elements of this work, including (as applicable) the lyrics, musical themes, melodies, harmonic structure, song concept, and arrangement direction. The AI system used (Suno Pro, via ABSound Orchestra & Choir & Soloists) was employed as a production and rendering tool under my creative control and according to my instructions. The lyrics are original, Bible-inspired text, using only paraphrased biblical ideas and/or wording that is in the public domain; no proprietary modern Bible translation has been copied. No part of this work was knowingly copied from any third-party copyrighted composition, sound recording, or text. 2. Copyright Notice For the human-created elements described above, I assert the following copyright notice: © 2025 Andreas “Andi” Becker – All Rights Reserved. This includes, in particular: The lyrics and text content of the song; The musical composition (melody, harmony, structure, and arrangement concept); The overall artistic direction, concept, and selection/sequence of musical elements. The sound recording as rendered by the AI tool is created under my direction and is included in this assertion to the extent permitted by applicable law and the terms of use of the AI service. 3. Use of AI Tools This work was produced with the assistance of an AI-based music generation tool (Suno Pro) under the creative direction and control of Andreas “Andi” Becker. The mention of AI assistance does not limit or waive any rights in the human-created components of the work. All use, distribution, or adaptation of this work must respect applicable copyright law and the licensing terms granted by Andreas “Andi” Becker. 4. Rights & Licensing All rights not expressly licensed remain reserved by the copyright holder. For licensing, synchronization, adaptation, or commercial use inquiries, please contact: Name: Andreas “Andi” Becker Artist / Project: AndiBecker Proms Email: [email protected] Phone: +66 81 606 3378 Location: Phuket, Thailand 5. Declaration I hereby certify that the information in this certificate is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and that I am entitled to assert the above rights. Place of Issue: Phuket, Thailand Date of Issue: 15 December 2025 Signature: Andreas “Andi” Becker

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