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O lord, come to my home with smiling face  
Come with a smiling face to my dwelling,
removing all darkness.  
All the dark dispelling.
come into my mental garden as tender leaves
Come with song like fresh leaf in arbor of my psyche,
thus wiping tears of pain through songs.  
Wiping off affliction's tears.
the darkness that is accumulated in my home,  
 
that is not possible to be removed  
At my home the darkness that's amassed there,
by worldly illumination.  
It can't be removed by a luminescence worldly.
i am stranded in the dark prison,
Sunk am I inside of a prison very gloomy;
you fulfill that with illumination.  
You please fill with splendid beauty.
o dear, other than you whom else i should call,
 
who else is my own?  
Except for You, oh Darling, I call whom else;
you are the essence of my life;  
Who has remained my own true self?
break the slumber of my infatuation.
You are the gist of my existence;
Break the blind-infatuation-sleep.
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