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    1. The song is in the raga Kambodi and tala Ekatala. It was composed by Shri Purandaradasaru. 2. The song calls Krishna by various names and descriptions, asking him to come. It describes Krishna playing his flute and games like ball with the cowherd boys. 3. It praises Krishna as the flawless Adinarayana and one who fulfills the desires of his devotees. It also refers to Krishna having Garuda as his vehicle and appearing in different forms.

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    1. The song is in the raga Kambodi and tala Ekatala. It was composed by Shri Purandaradasaru. 2. The song calls Krishna by various names and descriptions, asking him to come. It describes Krishna playing his flute and games like ball with the cowherd boys. 3. It praises Krishna as the flawless Adinarayana and one who fulfills the desires of his devotees. It also refers to Krishna having Garuda as his vehicle and appearing in different forms.

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    Purandaradasar

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    1. The song is in the raga Kambodi and tala Ekatala. It was composed by Shri Purandaradasaru. 2. The song calls Krishna by various names and descriptions, asking him to come. It describes Krishna playing his flute and games like ball with the cowherd boys. 3. It praises Krishna as the flawless Adinarayana and one who fulfills the desires of his devotees. It also refers to Krishna having Garuda as his vehicle and appearing in different forms.

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    rAga: kAMbOdi

    tALa: EkatALa
    racane: shrI puraMdaradAsaru

    yAdava nI bA yadukula naMdana


    mAdhava madhusUdhana bAro /pa/

    sOdaramAvana madhureli maDuhida ya


    shOde naMdana nI bAro /anupa/

    kaNakAlaMdige GaluGalurenutali
    JaNaJaNa vENunAdadali
    ciNNikOlu ceMDubuguriyanADuta
    saNNa saNNa gOvaLaroDagUDi bArO /1/

    shaMKa cakravu kaiyali hoLeyuta


    biMkada gOvaLa nI bAro
    akaLaMka caritane (mahimane) AdinArAyaNa
    bEkeMba bhakta (kiMkara jana)rigoli bAro /2/

    KagavAhanane bagebage rUpane


    nagemogadarasane nI bAro
    jagadoLu ninnaya mahimeya pogaLuve
    puraMdaraviThThala nI bAro /3/

    Meaning of the song:

    Krishna (yAdava) come (bAro), (calling Krishna with intimacy-bAro)


    son of yadukula, Madhava and Madhusudhana come

    Son of Yashoda (Yashoda nandana) come who killed (maDuhu)


    Father-in-law (sOdara mAva - kaMsa) at Madhure (mathura)

    Making the sound of Ghal Ghal from anklet (worn on the ankle)
    with sweet tune from the flute (JaNa JaNa vEnu nAda)
    playing the games of Tip-cat (ciNNi kOlu), Ball (ceMDu) and Top (buguri)
    come with little cowdrovers (gOvaLaru)

    shining (hoLeyuta) conch (shaMKa) and wheel (cakra) in hand


    conquetric (biMkada) cowdrover (gOvaLa), come
    Adinarayana you are flawless (akalaMka) highworthy (mahimane)
    who also fulfill the desires of devotees, come

    having a bird (Garuda) as vehicle (KagavAhanane)


    with different forms of appearance (bage bage rUpane)
    king with smile (nagemogadarasane) you please come
    I praise (pogaLuve) your greatness (mahime) in this world (jagadoLu)
    purandara vittala you please come
    Courtecy: raaga.com, saptaswaras.blogsot.com and smashhits.com

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