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Lokanatha Prabhu Tumi Doya Koro More lyrics

Bengali lyrics with IAST diacritics, Devanagari, and English meaning.

Source
Prarthana
Language
Bengali
  1. Verse 1

    lokanātha! prabhu tumi dayā koro more; rādhā-kṛṣṇa caraṇe yeno sadā citta sphure

    lokanatha! prabhu tumi daya koro more; radha-krsna carane yeno sada citta sphure

    लोकनाथ! प्रभु तुमि दया कोरो मोरे; राधाकृष्ण चरणे येनो सदा चित्त स्फुरे

    O Lokanatha, O my master, please be merciful to me and bless me that Sri Sri Radha-Krsna's lotus feet may be always manifest within my mind.

  2. Verse 2

    tomāra sahite thāki sakhīra sahite; ei to vāsanā mora sadā uṭhe cite

    tomara sahite thaki sakhira sahite; ei to vasana mora sada uthe cite

    तोमार सहिते थाकि सखीर सहिते; एइ तो वासना मोर सदा उठे चिते

    I wish to have your association when you manifest your form as a gopi-friend of the Divine couple. This desire continually arises in my mind.

  3. Verse 3

    sakhīgaṇa jyeṣṭha yeṅho tāṅhāra caraṇe; more samarpibe kobe sevāra kāraṇe

    sakhigana jyestha yenho tanhara carane; more samarpibe kobe sevara karane

    सखीगण ज्येष्ठ येङ्हो ताङ्हार चरणे; मोरे समर्पिबे कोबे सेवार कारणे

    O master, when, by your mercy, will I be allowed to serve the lotus feet of Srimati Radharani, the best of all gopis.

  4. Verse 4

    tabe se hoibe mora vāñchita pūraṇa; ānande sevibo doṅhāra yugala caraṇa

    tabe se hoibe mora vanchita purana; anande sevibo donhara yugala carana

    तबे से होइबे मोर वाञ्छित पूरण; आनन्दे सेविबो दोङ्हार युगल चरण

    If you will fulfill my desire, then I will be able to blissfully serve the lotus feet of the Divine Couple.

  5. Verse 5

    śrī rūpa mañjari! sakhi! kṛpā-dṛṣṭye cāiyā; tāpī narottama siñco sevāmṛta diyā

    sri rupa manjari! sakhi! krpa-drstye caiya; tapi narottama sinco sevamrta diya

    श्री रूप मञ्जरि! सखि! कृपादृष्ट्ये चाइया; तापी नरोत्तम सिञ्चो सेवामृत दिया

    O Sri Rupa-manjari, O friend of the Divine Couple, please cast your glance of mercy upon me. Pleas sprinkle this distressed Narottama dasa with the nectar of your devotional service.