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My grandmother was born in Mecklenburg around 1900. She raised five children, had ten grandchildren, and was always gentle and kind. She was always my safe haven when I had worries and problems. ...and there was always tea and cake. 

[Verse 1]
The kettle sings, a silver tune,
The morning light fills up the room,
Sugar cracks, and milk clouds form,
While outside drifts the northern storm.

[Pre-Chorus]
But here it’s calm, and soft, and sweet,
The hearth still hums beneath our feet.

[Chorus]
We’re back at Grandma’s house again,
Where laughter warms the windowpane,
With every sip, the years unwind,
And peace and love are intertwined.

[Verse 2]
The ticking clock, the wooden chair,
The scent of bread still fills the air,
Her gentle hands, her knowing smile,
Make time stand still for just a while.

[Bridge]
Let the world keep turning fast,
We’ll hold this moment, make it last,
For in her home, the soul can stay,
And sip the cold and dark away.

[Final Chorus]
We’re back at Grandma’s house again,
The tea is sweet, the hearts remain,
With every laugh, with every sigh,
We find the love that doesn’t die.

Tea by Grandmas Stove

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