Ramachandra
Sean Johnson & the Wild Lotus Band Lyrics
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Ram Sita Ram Jaya Jaya Sita Ram
Raghupati Raghava Raja Ram Patita Pavana Sitaram
Bhaja Pyare Tu Sitaram Ishwara Allah Tero Nam Sabako Sanmati De Bhagavan
The lyrics of Sean Johnson & the Wild Lotus Band's song Ramachandra are a devotional tribute to Lord Rama, who is considered the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu in Hindu mythology. The song begins with various names of Lord Rama, such as Raguveera, Ranadeera, Ragurama, Parandhama, Raghunatha, Jaganatha, Mama Bandho, and Daya Sindho. The repetition of these names signifies the immense power and glory of Lord Rama that can conquer all evil and bring peace and harmony to one's life.
The chorus of the song, "Ram Sita Ram Jaya Jaya Sita Ram," means victory to Lord Rama and his divine consort Sita. The next line, "Raghupati Raghava Raja Ram Patita Pavana Sitaram," means that Lord Rama is the king of the Raghu dynasty and the savior of the oppressed and downtrodden. The final lines of the song, "Bhaja Pyare Tu Sitaram Ishwara Allah Tero Nam Sabako Sanmati De Bhagavan," are an invocation to all the divine beings to bless us with wisdom and love.
Overall, the song Ramachandra is a beautiful and soulful tribute to Lord Rama, and it conveys the message of devotion, love, and gratitude towards the divine.
Line by Line Meaning
Ramachandra Raguveera, Ramachandra Ranadeera
Ramachandra, the bravest among kings, Ramachandra, the ruler of the Raghu dynasty.
Ramachandra Ragurama, Ramachandra Parandhama
Ramachandra, the beloved of Raghu and the abode of transcendental bliss.
Ramachandra Raghunatha, Ramachandra Jaganatha
Ramachandra, the lord of Raghunath and the master of the universe.
Ramachandra Mama Bandho, Ramachandra Daya Sindho
Ramachandra, my friend and the ocean of mercy.
Ram Sita Ram Jaya Jaya Sita Ram
Victory to the name of Ram and Sita, chant their names for success.
Raghupati Raghava Raja Ram Patita Pavana Sitaram
Raghupati Raghava Raja Ram, the savior of the fallen, Sitaram.
Bhaja Pyare Tu Sitaram Ishwara Allah Tero Nam Sabako Sanmati De Bhagavan
O beloved, worship Sitaram; God, Allah, and Ishwara are all different names for the same divine and may the Lord grant everyone wisdom.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Gwendolyn Colman, Sean Johnson, Alvin Young, Chris Rosser
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