
Ore Vrndavaner Nanda Dulal
Bhajan | Traditional
Verse 1
ore vṛndāvaner nanda dulāl
rākhāl rājā re
rākhāliyār sure sure
vāṁśī bājā re (ore, vṛndāvaner)
Verse 2
ore gopāl tor bihone
phūte nā phūl vṛndāvane
abhiśarer ei madhuvan
emni sājā re
Verse 3
śrīdām sudām bhāi balarām
ḍākche ai kānāi
chorāi dhenu bājāi veṇu
āi re o bhāi āi
Verse 4
mā yaśodā ḍākche tore (gopāl re, prāṇer gopāl re)
nanī churā āi nā ore
boyche rādhār prema jamunā
hṛdoy mājā re
Verse 1
O dear one who belongs to Vrndavana! O darling son of Nanda Maharaja! O prince of the cowherd boys, kindly play again on Your flute so we may hear the melodies dear to all Your friends.
Verse 2
O Gopal, since You’ve left Vrndavana, the flowers have lost their desire to bloom. Still we decorate the moonlit groves of Madhuvan, hoping You will return for Your amorous rendezvous.
Verse 3
Sridāma, Sudāma, and Your brother Balarāma are calling, “O Kanai! Please come back!” While tending the calves and playing on their flutes they entreat, “O brother! Please come home!”
Verse 4
Mother Yasoda is crying out, “O Gopal! You are my life and soul! Please come home, O butter thief!” Within the heart of Srimati Radharani, divine love for You flows like the Yamuna River.
Verse 1
ore vṛndāvaner nanda dulāl
rākhāl rājā re
rākhāliyār sure sure
vāṁśī bājā re (ore, vṛndāvaner)
Verse 2
ore gopāl tor bihone
phūte nā phūl vṛndāvane
abhiśarer ei madhuvan
emni sājā re
Verse 3
śrīdām sudām bhāi balarām
ḍākche ai kānāi
chorāi dhenu bājāi veṇu
āi re o bhāi āi
Verse 4
mā yaśodā ḍākche tore (gopāl re, prāṇer gopāl re)
nanī churā āi nā ore
boyche rādhār prema jamunā
hṛdoy mājā re
Verse 1
O dear one who belongs to Vrndavana! O darling son of Nanda Maharaja! O prince of the cowherd boys, kindly play again on Your flute so we may hear the melodies dear to all Your friends.
Verse 2
O Gopal, since You’ve left Vrndavana, the flowers have lost their desire to bloom. Still we decorate the moonlit groves of Madhuvan, hoping You will return for Your amorous rendezvous.
Verse 3
Sridāma, Sudāma, and Your brother Balarāma are calling, “O Kanai! Please come back!” While tending the calves and playing on their flutes they entreat, “O brother! Please come home!”
Verse 4
Mother Yasoda is crying out, “O Gopal! You are my life and soul! Please come home, O butter thief!” Within the heart of Srimati Radharani, divine love for You flows like the Yamuna River.
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