We Bought a Zoo Page #4
If you want,
l can show you the right path!
Go on, O traveller!
O traveller! Go on!
How beautiful is this world
Forget thy troubles all
Behold! The beds of flowers enthrall
Heed thee vibrant world's call
Wow!
Encore!
Sing.
This path now bids me:
Somewhere, someone's
waiting for thee!'
This path now bids me:
Somewhere, someone's
waiting for thee!'
Why doth my heart impatient be?
Who longeth to meet me?
Perhaps, in the narrowing compass
What I'd cherished is coming to pass
Go on, O traveller!
O traveller! Go on!
Life's a car; Time's the wheel
There's the river of tears for sure
And a garden of joys too, secure.
O brother, all these stare
intently upon thy path
Go on, O traveller!
O traveller! Go on!
How beautiful is this world
Forget thy troubles all
Behold! The beds of flowers enthrall
Heed thee vibrant world's call
Wherever I cast my eye
upon these paths
Colours stream in my glance
The breeze is cool, the shade cool too
Far, over there, I wonder whose
hamlet stands
Ah! How didst the rain clouds amass?
That my heart was brought
to such a pass
What dream have I seen?
- That every dream doth true appear,
Kindling fire in my body
lf thy heart's path thou traverseth
Only if thou couldst always
heed thy heart
Go on, O traveller!
O traveller! Go on!
How beautiful is this world
Forget thy troubles all
Behold! The beds of flowers enthrall
Heed thee vibrant world's call
The heart experienceth such ease
shoulder hath dropped off
childhood hath returned
River Ganga hast one had bath
River Ganga hast one had bath
Every bond at large
I find the life sanctified now
There's love in my living,
a song upon the lips
thy life, O traveller!
Whichever direction thou goest,
Love alone thou squander
O traveller!
Go on, O traveller!
O traveller! Go on!
Who is it that haileth me
The river, hill, lakes and streams,
the woods and trees
Who's it that signals from these
Go on, O traveller
How beautiful is this world
Excuse me.
Do you know where Kaveriji lives?
Hey Chikku!
Take this man to Kaveriji
Sorry!
- Watch it!
Amma! Amma!
(Mother Mother)
Amma!
Amma!
Wait a while.
She needs to be massaged like this
in the morning and evening, Maithili!
She'll cry a little, but ignore it.
Understood?
Now say.
Amma, someone has come
to meet you in a very big car.
A very big car?
Come on, now!
It's parked outside.
I am coming.
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