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| theme = Enlightenment | | theme = Enlightenment | ||
| lyrics = Bengali | | lyrics = Bengali | ||
| music = [[:wikipedia:Keherwa|Kaharva]], | | music = [[:wikipedia:Keherwa|Kaharva]], Diipak [[:wikipedia:Raga|Raga]] | ||
| audio = <flashmp3>https://sarkarverse.org/PS/1-999-f/___664%20HA%27RIYE%20GECHI%20A%27J%20KE%20A%27MI.mp3</flashmp3> | | audio = <flashmp3>https://sarkarverse.org/PS/1-999-f/___664%20HA%27RIYE%20GECHI%20A%27J%20KE%20A%27MI.mp3</flashmp3> | ||
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Why that's so, who really knows? | Why that's so, who really knows? | ||
In my mind, in secrecy, | In my mind, in secrecy, | ||
A song in | A song in Diipak Raag,{{#tag:ref|According to legend, [[:wikipedia:Tansen|Tansen]], a renowned bard in the imperial court of [[:wikipedia:Akbar|Akbar]], could ignite oil lamps merely by singing his Diipak Raga. Hence, the Diipak Raga mentioned here is clearly not just a reference to the style of classical melody but also a metaphor for spiritual enlightenment.|group="nb"}} You sing. | ||
Having lost my way, I've come to You, | Having lost my way, I've come to You, | ||