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Krishna Bhajan is a song that is sung in praise of Lord Krishna. The song has been written from the point of view of Radha, who is considered as the beloved of Lord Krishna during his time in Vrindavan. Radha is sick as she awaits his arrival but she refuses to be treated by ‘vaidya’ i.e. a doctor and calls for the return of Lord Krishna.

Song Credits –

Lead Vocals & Harmonium – Shankar Khan (9166314968)
Dholak – Ghama Khan (7877343623)
Khartaal – Salim Khan (8306288685), Gulam Khan (9351911930)

Webpage – anahad.ngo/groups/shankarkhanandgroup

Lyrics –

Kanha bajawat bansuri
(Lord Krishna plays the flute)

Padi teeno lok me ghor
(Its sound echos through the universe)

Teen jano suni nahi
(Three people couldn’t hear the sound)

Wo raya kayi thod
(Where are these three people)

Ek naag duji nagni
(One is a cobra, the other is a serpentine)

Teeji kans ki ma
(The third one is the mother of Kansa)

Teen jano suni nahi
(Three people couldn’t hear the sound)

Wo raya madho par mor
(They are in their arrogance)

Beeni chhod deevdi ve
(Release my wrist, my pulse is fine)

Mujh peedi nadi hai
(I’m not as sick as you think)

Nadi kon jane vaidh tu bada anadi hai
(You don’t have the expertise to check on my disease)

Beeni chhod deevdi ve
(Release my wrist, my pulse is fine)

Mujh peedi nariye
(I’m not as sick as you think)

Beeni Chhod deevdi re
(Release my wrist, my pulse is fine)

Mujh peedi nariye
(I’m not as sick as you think)

Gokula me kanh base
(Kanha lives in Gokul)

Unse meri bhawi hai
(I’m emotionally connected to him)

Beeni Chhod deevdi re
(Release my wrist, my pulse is fine)

Mujh peedi nariye
(I’m not as sick as you think)

Unhi ko bulawe lawo
(Ask for him to arrive)

Wahi vaidya bhari hai
(His presence shall treat me fine)

Beeni Chhod deevdi re
(Release my wrist, my pulse is fine)

Mujh peedi nariye
(I’m not as sick as you think)

Danton ki batri si
(The teeth inside my mouth)

O nadiye sona mekh mari hai
(Lord Krishna has golden teeth)

O uni ko bulayi lawo
(Ask for him to arrive)

Wohi bhed bhari hai
(His presence shall treat me fine)

Beeni Chhod deevdi re
(Release my wrist, my pulse is fine)

Mujh peedi nariye
(I’m not as sick as you think)

Akkhiyan anek ek
(His eyes can stare into the darkness of the Universe)

Karam rekh nadi hai
(He watches over all of us and our actions)

Beeni Chhod deevdi re
(Release my wrist, my pulse is fine)

Mujh peedi nariye
(I’m not as sick as you think)

Nadi kon jane vaidh bada anadi hai
(You don’t have the expertise to check on my disease)

Beeni Chhod deevdi re
(Release my wrist, my pulse is fine)

Mujh peedi nariye
(I’m not as sick as you think)

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