Mohe De Darasana Giridhari
(refrain) mohe de daraśana
giridhārī torī sāṅvarī
surata pe maiṅ vārī
Refrain: Please allow me to see You, Giridhari! I have given up myself to Your enchanting face!
yamunā taṭ
hari dhenu chaḍāve madhura madhura svara
veṇu bajāve kāṅdhe
kamariyā kārī
On the banks of the Yamuna River, You tend the cows! You play very sweet melodies on Your flute! You have blanket draped over Your shoulder.
mora mukuṭa pītāmbara
sohe dekha rūpa muni-jana
mana mohe kuṇḍala
kī chavī nyārī
He is adorned with a crown with a peacock feather on His head and appears resplendent with His yellow cloth. This form of His attracts the minds of saintly persons. Your ear-rings dazzle in a splendorous way!
vṛndāvana
meṅ rāsa racāve gopa-gopīkā
saṅga mil gāve nūpura kī dhun
pyārī
You sport and relish mellows in Vrndavana. The cowherd boys and girls accompany you and sing to Your loving melodies from Your ankle bells.
Translation
Refrain: Please allow me to see You, Giridhari! I have given up myself to Your enchanting face!
On the banks of the Yamuna River, You tend the cows! You play very sweet melodies on Your flute! You have blanket draped over Your shoulder.
He is adorned with a crown with a peacock feather on His head and appears resplendent with His yellow cloth. This form of His attracts the minds of saintly persons. Your ear-rings dazzle in a splendorous way!
You sport and relish mellows in Vrndavana. The cowherd boys and girls accompany you and sing to Your loving melodies from Your ankle bells.
Notes
This bhajan is popularized by Sudha Malhotra in her ISKCON album released via Bhakti 1987 "Nama Smaran." It was sung in Raga Bhairavi in Kaherva Tala.