From the Brave Hearts for Broadway Holidays from the Heart concert, originally aired December 16th.

First line: Keep burning on. Last Line: I can see your light from here.

Singing this Shabbat song on Friday night during Hanukkah adds to the joy of the holiday! Sing this funny song to the tune of Billy Joel’s “Piano Man.”

First line: It’s 5 o’clock on a Friday night, the work week has come to an end. Last line: We’re together and making new memories, and our blessings, we’re counting a lot!…

First line: Rock of Ages let our song praise they saving power. Last line: And thy word broke their sword when their own strength failed us…

Like Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer, this is an old favorite from every second grade holiday concert. Ever.

First line: I have a little dreidel. Last line: Then, dreidel I will play…

Debbie Friedman, of blessed memory, wrote a lot of poignant songs. This isn’t one of them. This is a silly song that once gets stuck in your head, won’t get out. Consider yourself warned.

First line: I am so mixed up that I cannot tell you, I’m sitting in this blender turning brown. Last line: And I am waiting for Hanukkah to come…

Funnyman Adam Sandler. Love this song!

First line: Okay, This is a song that uhh, There’s a lot of Christmas songs out there and uhh, Not too many Hanukkah songs, So uhh, I wrote a song for all those nice little Jewish kids who don’t get to hear any Hanukkah songs, Here we go! Last line: Happy Hanukkah!…

First line: Hanukkah, Oh, Hanukkah, Come light the menorah. Last line: One for each night, they shed a sweet light to remind us of days long ago…

This is Peter, from Peter, Paul and Mary. Sweet campy song.

First line: Light one candle for the Maccabee children. Give thanks that their light didn’t die. Last line: Let it shine through our love and our tears…