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Charulatha Mani sings verses 21 to 30 of Adi Sanara's Soundarya Lahari

Soundarya Lahari (Verses 21 to 30)

Antha Ramamayam - PAHI RAMA PRABHO

Lyrics

True love is an art
that leaves tears on my face
and the beat of my heart
It's all part of Your Grace

There's a song in my soul
with a sweet harmony
with You as my goal
You watching over me

I need nothing more 
than to think of Your name
and to know that You love me
in this world's crazy game

You're the one true way
and from below and above
I dance through Your play
and I swim in Your love

This love never dies
it's a song without end
and these tears in my eyes
are for You, my best friend 

You're the King of my heart
You're my everything
I know we'll never part
And it's for You I sing Sai Baba

This love never dies
it's a song with no end
and these tears in my eyes
are for You, my best friend
O Sai Baba

Sai Baba Yuga Avatara

And I need nothing more 
than to think of Your name
It's bliss... it's bliss...
That sweet... sweet name


Credits:
Lyrics & Tune: Ms Dana Gillespie
Violin: Mr Sayee Rakshith
Background Vocals: Mr Aswath Narayan, Mr Anirudh S
Music Arrangement, Mixing & Mastering: Mr Anirudh S, Radio Sai

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Recorded Live in Satsang @ Sivananda Ashram Yoga Retreat, Bahamas.

Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya




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