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O lord,
Waiting, waiting for Your sake,
sitting and waiting for you,
The days, they go by.
the days pass by.
At this great festival of light,
Alas, why are You far away?


Alas, during this grand festival of light,
Bloom after bloom has burgeoned;
why do you remain afar?
With vanity they have dropped.
Your touch and Your good cheer,
Everyone wants to achieve.


Flowers after flowers bloom,
With song and dance, meter and rhythm,
and, due to pride, wither away.
We would keep You joyful.
 
If You do not observe, our everything,
All long for your touch and joy.
Wasted it is going to be.
By dance, song,
rhythm and tunes
I wish to keep you blissful.
 
If you do not look at me,
it all will go to waste.
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