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eeDagu penDli iddari jEsEmu
chEDelAla idi chepparugA ||
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Oh women, describe the divine wedding of young couple Padmavati and Srinivasa.
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| C 1 |
pachchika bayaLLa paDati yADagA
muchchaTa krushNuDu mOhinchi
vechchapu poodanDa vEsi vachchenaTa
gachchula nAtani kAnarugA ||
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Beautiful damsel Padmavati was playing on green fields. Krishna (Venkatesa) is fascinated by her beauty. He welcomed her with flower garland with love. Look at that shining bride-groom.
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| C 2 |
muttepu mungiTa mudita naDuvagA
uttamuDE cheli vuramunanu
chittaruvu vrAsi chelagi vachche noLa
jottumani iTu jooparugA ||
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The young damsel was walking in her front yard. She is beautiful like pearl. Supreme lord Srinivasa came near her and drew a picture on her chest. Why don't you show the handsome bride-groom to us.
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kotta chavika lO komma nilichitE
pottuna talabAlu vOsenaTa
ittala Sree vEnkaTESuDu navvuchu
hatti sati gooDe nani pADarugA ||
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Padmavati is standing in wedding pavillion. Srinivasa poured auspicious turmeric rice "Talambralu" on her head. Lord Venkatesa joined his consort Alamelumanga smilingly. Oh women, sing about the divine wedding joyfully.
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