ḍhule ḍhule gorā chāńda hari guṇa gāi āsiyā vṛndāvane nace gaura rāy (2) vṛndāvaner tarur latā preme koy hari kathā nikuñjer pākhi guli hari nām sonāi (3) gaura bole hari hari śārī bole hari hari mukhe mukhe śuka śārī hari nām gāi (4) hari nāme matta hoye harīṇa āsiche deī mayur mayurī preme nāciyā khelāy (5) prāṇe hari dhyāne hari hari bolo badan bhori harinām geye geye rase gale jāi (6) āsiyā jamunār kule nāce hari hari bole jamunā uṭhole ese caraṇa dhoyāi TRANSLATION 1) The moonlike Lord Gaura Chanda arrives in Vrndavana while dancing, swaying to and fro, and singing the glories of Lord Hari. 2) The creepers adorning the trees of Vrndavana are overwhelmed with ecstatic love, and they are speaking about the glories of Lord Hari. Flocks of birds who live in the groves are singing the name of Lord Hari. 3) Lord Gaura says, “Hari! Hari!” a female parrot responds, “Hari! Hari!” and then all male and female parrots start singing a loud chorus of the name of Hari. 4) Becoming intoxicated by the holy name, the deer come forward from out of the forest. The peacocks and peahens are dancing and frolicking in ecstatic love. 5) Lord Hari is in His heart, Lord Hari is in His meditation, and He always chants the name of Hari with His voice. Gaura Chanda is intoxicated by ecstatic mellows and rolls around on the ground while singing and singing Harinama. 6) Arriving on the bank of the Yamuna River, He dances wildly while chanting “Hari! Hari!” Mother Yamuna becomes so ecstatic that she arises and comes forward to wash Lord Gauranga’s feet.
