Verse 1

Verse 2

Verse 3

Verse 4

Verse 5

Verse 6

Verse 7

Verse 8

Verse 9

Verse 10

Verse 1

Where are you, O loving Radha? Radhe Radhe — Radhe Radhe, O glory to Radhe Radhe!

Verse 2

Show yourself and save this life — Radhe Radhe. Your poor beggar calls out to you — Radhe Radhe.

Verse 3

O Radha, enchantress of Vrindavana's pastimes — Radhe Radhe. O Radha, who enchants the mind of Kanu — Radhe Radhe.

Verse 4

O Radha, crown-jewel of the eight chief sakhis — Radhe Radhe. O Radha, daughter of Vrsabhanu — Radhe Radhe. The gosai calls her name always, as his fixed rule — Radhe Radhe.

Verse 5

Once he calls at Kesi-ghata, again he calls at Vamsi-vata — Radhe Radhe. Once he calls in Nidhuvana, again he calls in the kunja-forest — Radhe Radhe.

Verse 6

Once he calls at Radha-kunda, again he calls at Syama-kunda — Radhe Radhe. Once he calls in Kusuma-vana, again he calls at Govardhana — Radhe Radhe.

Verse 7

Once he calls in Tala-vana, again he calls in Tamala-vana — Radhe Radhe. Wearing soiled garments he sings, rolling about in the dust of Vraja — Radhe Radhe.

Verse 8

With his mouth he speaks "Radha, Radha," and floats in the tears of his own eyes — Radhe Radhe. Through Vrindavana he wanders, weeping aloud, calling "Radha" — Radhe Radhe.

Verse 9

Through all fifty-six dandas of day and night, he knows nothing but Radha and Govinda — Radhe Radhe.

Verse 10

For the remaining four dandas he lies down to sleep, and even in dream he sees Radha and Govinda — Radhe Radhe.