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Aisa hai mere Ram

From Hindupedia, the Hindu Encyclopedia

Translated by P. R. Ramachander

Aisa hai mere ram,
Vinay bhara hridauy karen jise pranam,
Aisa hai mere Ram

My Rama is like that,
My Rama is like that

Hriday kamal, nayan kamal,
Sumukh kamal, charan kamal,
Kamal ke kunj tej kunj chavi lalit lalaam,
Aisa hai mere ram

His heart is lotus, his eyes are lotus,
His face is lotus, His feet is lotus,
He is a garden of lotus, He is a lustrous image,
And he is easily attainable,

My Ram is like that.

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