Haymanot (Ge'ez: ሃይማኖት) is the branch of Judaism practiced by the Beta Israel.
Haymanot in both Ge'ez and Amharic is the regular word meaning "religion" or "faith". Thus in modern Amharic, it is common to speak of the Christian Haymanot, the Jewish Haymanot or the Muslim Haymanot. It is also a common girl's name meaning "Faith" for members of all three religions in Ethiopia. It is only in Israel where the Ge'ez term haymanot is associated with a particular religion.
Mäṣḥafä Kedus (Holy Scriptures) is the name for the religious literature. The language of the writings is Ge'ez. The holiest book is the Orit (from Aramaic "Oraita" - "Torah") which consists of the Five Books of Moses and the books Joshua, Judges and Ruth. The rest of the Bible has secondary importance. The Book of Lamentations is not part of the canon.
The storm is rushing on me
Here's the flood flash
I feel so locked and loaded
Let me out, let me out
Wake up in a wasteland
Where the trees are crashing fast
Make or break or the road explodes
Get out, get out of this town
Live faster, live stronger
Let us speed up or get blown over
Time's wasting, how much longer
Before I get myself free
Of these hurricane streets?
Headed for disaster
Way beyond the fear
In the rear view, watch it all
Just disappear, disappear
I don't care where I'm headed
Anywhere but here
Won't waste my life
Can't waste another night
In this town, this town
Live faster, live stronger
Let us speed up or get blown over
Time's wasting, how much longer
Before I get myself free
Of these hurricane?
Leaves are blowing down the streets
Wind crawling up our knees
Somebody get the keys
Rain is flowing from the sky
But no fear in our eyes, we're ready to fly
Live faster, live stronger
Let us speed up or get blown over
Time's wasting, how much longer
Before I get myself free
Of these hurricane streets?
Live faster, live stronger
Let us speed up or get blown over
Time's wasting, how much longer
Before I get myself free
Of these hurricane streets?