The Irishman and the Habesha girl

[Verse] In the dim light of dawn, 'fore the rooster's first crow, The Irishman strolled to the cabin below, Where the Habesha girl, with her coffee beans fine, Prepared a brew that could stop even time. [Verse 2] They sat on the porch, where the sunrise was gold, He spun her tales of the green hills so old, She ground fresh beans, full of rich history, In each cup they drank, a blend of mystery. [Chorus] At sunrise they sipped, coffee came alive, In those moments shared, two hearts did revive, Irishman and Habesha girl, worlds apart they seem, But in every brewed drop, they lived a shared dream. [Verse 3] He sang her a tune from the emerald isle, She poured him a cup with a radiant smile, The steam from the mug, it danced 'cross the air, Matching the rhythm of love's sweet affair. [Verse 4] Their laughter rang out with the birds' morning song, Two souls connected where they both belong, In the heart of Ethiopia, or the fields back home, They found common ground, no more to roam. [Chorus] At sunrise they sipped, coffee came alive, In those moments shared, two hearts did revive, Irishman and Habesha girl, worlds apart they seem, But in every brewed drop, they lived a shared dream.