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Alas, circling my mental paradise,{{#tag:ref|Here the composer refers to ''Vraja'', the childhood home of [[Krsna]]. Joy abounded as Krsna played His flute and protected His companions against any and all adversities.|group="nb"}} | Alas, circling my mental paradise,{{#tag:ref|Here the composer refers to ''Vraja'', the childhood home of [[Krsna]]. Joy abounded as Krsna played His flute and protected His companions against any and all adversities.|group="nb"}} | ||
So many things come and go. | So many things come and go. | ||
I cut away | I cut away fascinations with their flashy forms; | ||
Ever I travel in His direction. | Ever I travel in His direction. | ||