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Kindly tell me, tell me do... | |||
By what means will I please You? | |||
Kindly tell me do. | |||
Oh, Architect of the Vast Universe, | |||
Setting for all diamonds, rubies, emeralds, | |||
You're the owner of the whole Creation... | |||
What can anybody give to You? | |||
All wisdom and intelligence, all intuition and talent, | |||
Every bit, at Your door they have reached their limit. | |||
What can possibly be had that would supplement them? | |||
In this world I am absolutely destitute. | |||
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