Shyām Tere Milne Ka

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CShyām Tere GMilne CKa SatGsang Bahana CHai ://

CJab Se Teri DLagan CLagi ://

CDil Hua DGīvānā CHai (lead)

1) CGokul Me DDhūnda TuCjhe,

Mathurā Me GDhūnda TujCjhe ://

CVrindāvan Kī GGaliyo CMe ://

Mere GShyām Ka Thikānā CHai (lead)

2) Gangā Me Dhūnda Tujhe,

Yamunā Me Dhūnda Tujhe ://

Rādhā Ke Hridaya Me (Jai Ho Jai Ho) ://

(O) Mere Shyām Ka Thikānā Hai (lead)

3) Rāmāyana Me Dhūnda Tujhe,

Bhagavat Me Dhūnda Tujhe ://

Gītā Ke Panno Me,

Mere Shyām Ka Thikānā Hai ://

4) Gwālo Me Dhūnda Tujhe,

Gopion Me Dhūnda Tujhe ://

Rādhāji Ke Hridaya Me,

Mere Shyām Ka Thikānā Hai ://

5) Mandiro Me Dhūnda Tujhe,

Jungalo Me Dhūnda Tujhe ://

Bhakto Ke Hridaya Me,

Mere Shyām Ka Thikānā Hai ://

6) Tum Hī Mātā Pitā,

Tum Hī Bandhu Sakha ://

Ye Duniya (Vāle) Kyā Jane ://

Mera Rishita Purana Hai (lead)

7) Shyām Ab To Ā Jao, Itna Na TaAb Adpao ://

Girdhar* Tumse Milene Ka ://

Yeh Akhari Bulāvā Hai (lead)

(*Krishna)

Meaning

Translation

O my beautiful Lord Krishna, satsang (a congregation of the holy people) is just an excuse to meet You. Since I have met and become devoted to You, my heart has gone crazy for You. 1) I searched for You in Gokul and in Mathura. But my Krishna resides in the streets of Vrindāvan. 2) I searched for You on the banks of sacred river Ganges and Yamunā. But my Krishna resides in the heart of Srī Rādhā. 3) I searched for You in the holy scriptures - Ramayan and Srimad Bhagavatam. My Krishna resides in the pages of the Bhagavad Gita. 4) I searched for You among the cowherds and the gopis. But my Krishna resides in the heart of Srī Rādhā. 5) I searched for You in the temples and in the forests. But my Krishna resides in the hearts of the devotees. 6) You are my Mother and Father. You are my relative and my friend. The worldly people do not know that my relationship with You is very old. 7) O Krishna, please come now! Please do not make me suffer in the pain of separation. O Krishna holding the Govardhan mountain, this is my last call to meet You.