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teerunA nAlOni dugdha ||
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Would my deep yearning to serve you be fulfilled?
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sAramou neepAda sArasamu nAdu hruda
yAravindamuna beTTi kaTTukOka ||
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Oh Rama, if I don't keep your precious feet in my heart, would I be happy? |
C 1 |
kammaviltuni kanna kAntigalgina harE
mummAru pAlannamu bhujimpabeTTi
kammani viDembosagi kaDu ratnamulu merayu
tamma paDigenu baTTi tAnipuDu niluvakanu ||
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Oh Hari, you are father of Manmadha. You have divine radiance. Would I be satisfied if I don't offer rice 'payasam' thrice a day followed by tasty 'Tamboolam'. Would I be comfortable if I don't stand by your side holding a gem-studded bowl?.
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C 2 |
anudinamu needu pAdAbjamula nottuchunu
kanakamayamou suraTi karamuniDi visari
ghanamaina phaNitalpamuna nunchi pADuchunu
kanulAra sEvinchi kAlamula gaDapakanu ||
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Daily I comfort your lotus feet and wave golden fan. I'll arrange a grand bed of Sesha serpent for you and sing sweetly. I'll spend time performing these services whole-heartedly.
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C 3 |
rAjAdhi rAja surarAja vanditapAda
Sree jAnakeeramaNa SrungAra jaladhE
rAjadharuDagu tygarAju poojituDanuchu
rAjillu nee keerti rAjiga bogaDaganu ||
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Oh Srirama the king of kings, Devendra the lord of Devatas bows to you humbly. You are the lord of Janaki. You are ocean of love and beauty. Tyagaraja worships you. Would I be satisfied without singing your glory?.
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rAma bANa trANa Saurya
mEmani pogaDudurA Oh manasA ||
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Oh my mind, how can I adequately describe the marvellous powers and the emancipating power of Rama's unique bow 'Kodandam'.
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AP |
bhAmakAsapaDu rAvaNu moola
balamula nElagoola jEyu ||
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Rama's bow Kodanda destroyed the root strength of demon Ravana who sinfully desired pious lady Sita. |
C |
tammuDu baDalina vELa suraripu
temmani chakkera bancheeyaga gani
lemmanuchunu indrAdi balku samayammani lEvagA
sammatitO nilabaDi kOdanDapu
jyA ghOshamu laSanula jEsi tA
nemmadigala tODunu joochenurA
nijamaina tyAgarAja nutuDagu ||
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When Lakshmana became unconcious in the battle, Ravana distributed sweets. His son Indrajit alerted his army and attacked. Sri Rama got furious at it and just twanged the string of Kodanda. Amazingly its thundering noise scattered away the enemy's army. Lakshmana regained consciousness making all happy. Kodandarama is
truly Tyagaraja's deity.
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