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Abiding Friend,{{#tag:ref|''Bandhu'' (বন্ধু), "Abiding Friend", is a name for God that is frequently found in Prabhat Samgiita. Often, but not always, this appellation is used in reference to [[Shiva]].|group="nb"}} for You we've arranged an abode; | Abiding Friend,{{#tag:ref|''Bandhu'' (বন্ধু), "Abiding Friend", is a name for God that is frequently found in Prabhat Samgiita. Often, but not always, this appellation is used in reference to [[Shiva]].|group="nb"}} for You we've arranged an abode; | ||
You | You have made us blind to who is close and who's remote. | ||
In the moonlight, every lotus petal smiles; | In the moonlight, every lotus petal smiles; | ||
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Abiding Friend, for You we've arranged a residence; | Abiding Friend, for You we've arranged a residence; | ||
You | You have made us know that love is always radiant. | ||
In a gentle breeze, the | In a gentle breeze, the dispossessed approach from afar; | ||
A sweet scent pours on everyone, | A sweet scent pours on everyone, content or distraught. | ||
Abiding Friend, for You we've arranged a | Abiding Friend, for You we've arranged a domicile; | ||
You | You have made us realize that the truth is fine. | ||
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