MEERABAI BHAJAN – Cheema Ram ║ BackPack Studio™ (Season 2) ║ Indian Folk Music – Rajasthan

This song is a praise of Hindu gods who are believed to lift up the downtrodden and save them from adversities that might cause them harm. It represents how crucial it is to be devoted to the supreme powers of the Universe as they control the amount of mercy that might be showered upon the people.

Song Credit –

Tandoora & Lead Vocals – Chemaram (8094459178)
Manjira & Backing Vocals – Gunesharam, Chetaram (9001688556)
Ghada – Aasandas (8094282899)

Webpage – anahad.ngo/groups/cheemaram

Lyrics –

Mirabai maya aparam paar
(The Lord’s powers are beyond man’s comprehension)

Prahalad kaaran tham tapoyo
(Prahalad was tied to an iron pillar)

Harnakas ki vaar
(As Hirankashyap had ordered him)

Raam naam mat leejo
(Don’t worship Lord Ram)

Dayalu bhagvan
(Oh Lord, have mercy!)

Saavra teri maaya ka
(Dear Lord, there is no measure)

Payo nahi paar
(Of your miracles!)

Mohan teri leela ro
(Oh Lord, your spectacles)

Payo nahi paar
(Are countless!)

Bhed nahi juanito dayalu bhagvan
(The merciful God never discriminates)

Indra kop birjupar verso musaldhar
(Lord Indra is furious, and is raining)

Nakhpar girvar dhaayo re dayalu bhagvan
(Lord Krishna mercifully lifts up a giant mountain to protects Vrindavan)

Saavra teri maaya ka
(Dear Lord, there is no measure)

Payo nahi paar
(Of your miracles!)

Mohan teri leela ro
(Oh Lord, your spectacles)

Payo nahi paar
(Are countless!)

Jeher katora rana ji bheja
(Rana Ji had sent a poisonous drink)

Diya mira re haath
(And given it to Meera Bai)

Amrat karke aarogiya dayalu bhagvan
(But merciful God transformed the poison into holy water while Mirabai drank it)

Saavra teri maaya ka
(Dear Lord, there is no measure)

Payo nahi paar
(Of your miracles!)

Mohan teri leela ro
(Oh Lord, your spectacles)

Payo nahi paar
(Are countless!)

Gaoaa jaaya belaya kamavedin raat
(The shepherd works day and night, takes the cows and their calves for grazing)

Buddha karke bhejiya dayalu bhagvan
(And he ages gracefully, leading a simple and meaningful life, oh merciful God!)

Saavra teri maaya ka
(Dear Lord, there is no measure)

Payo nahi paar
(Of your miracles!)

Mohan teri leela ro
(Oh Lord, your spectacles)

Payo nahi paar
(Are countless!)

Bai mira ri vinti
(Mirabai is requesting)

Sung sirjan haar
(Along with other devotees)

Mai charna ri daasi
(That, ‘I am your devotee, your feet is holy’)

Mai dayalu bhagvan
(Oh merciful God!)

Saavra teri maaya ka
(Dear Lord, there is no measure)

Payo nahi paar
(Of your miracles!)

Mohan teri leela ro
(Oh Lord, your spectacles)

Payo nahi paar
(Are countless!)

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