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canda nehari candane tanu lepana tapa saha-i na para dhabala nicola baha-i na para-i kaiche karaha abhisara
Translation

He gazes at the moon. He anoints his limbs with sandal paste. Still He cannot tolerate the flames of His fever. He cannot wear His white shawl. How can he meet with You?

yatanahi megha mallara alapa-i timira parana gati ase a-ota jalada tatahi udi ya-ota utapata diragha nisase
Translation

Wishing to hide in the darkness, He plays the alap of Raga Megha Malhara on His flute. As the clouds come and go, He deeply sighs.

tuya guna nama gana japi jiba-i bahu pulakayita deha gobinda-dasa kaha iha aparupa naha yaha iha naba naba leha (Refrain) O beautiful girl, Krsna talks about You. Separated from You, His body has become emaciated. At every moment He is distraught. Fate is tormenting Him.
Translation

He sings of Your virtues. It is only by chanting japa of Your name that He lives. The hairs of His body stand erect. Govinda dasa says: These symptoms are not surprising. Are they not the signs of new love?

About Sundari Tuya Lagi Sambadala Kana

A song by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja. Govinda Das Kaviraj describes the state of Lord Krishna when he is separated from His beloved Srimati Radharani.

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Who wrote Sundari Tuya Lagi Sambadala Kana?

Sundari Tuya Lagi Sambadala Kana was composed by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja.

What is the meaning of Sundari Tuya Lagi Sambadala Kana?

He gazes at the moon. He anoints his limbs with sandal paste. Still He cannot tolerate the flames of His fever. He cannot wear His white shawl. How can he meet with You?

How many verses does Sundari Tuya Lagi Sambadala Kana have?

Sundari Tuya Lagi Sambadala Kana has 3 verses.

Can I download Sundari Tuya Lagi Sambadala Kana as a PPT or PDF?

Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Sundari Tuya Lagi Sambadala Kana — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.