Jaya Jaya Nija Padambhoja Sat Prema Dayin

(Refrain) jaya jaya nija-pādāmbhoja-sat-prema-dāyin rasika-jana-mano-hṛd-rāsa-līlā-vinodin (1) vivṛta-madhura-kaiśorātilīlā-prabhāva priya-jana-vaśa-vartin vyakta-satya-svabhāva (2) tyaktātmarāmatā-māya tucchī-kṛta-nijāgama bhakta-prārthya-nija-prema-dhārā-dānārtha-rāsa-kṛt (3) śaran-niśā-vihārotka candrodaya-ratāśaya gopī-vimohanodgīta paramākarṣa-paṇḍita (4) anādṛta-niṣedhaughī-kṛta-gopa-satī-gaṇa tyakta-sarva-kriyāpekṣa-gopa-strī-prāpta-sańgama

Refrain: O Lord Krishna, all glories unto You, all glories unto You. Delighting in the pastimes of the rasa-dance, You enchant the minds of those expert at relishing the devotional mellows and You grant to them pure transcendental love for Your lotus feet. (1) O Lord Krishna, as You entered the kaisora-age (ten until fifteen years), Your sweetness greatly increased and Your pastimes became very glorious. Very submissive to the wishes of Yourdear devotees, You then kept the promise that You had formerly made to the gopis of Vraja. (2) O Lord Krishna, because Your devotees appealed for the flood of Your own pure love, You performed the rasa-dance, dismissing Your own ability to enjoy unlimitedly without anyone else's hello, and considering Your own scriptural injunctions as insignificant. (3) O Lord Krishna, with the rising of the autumn moon in the evening, You became intent on enjoying pastimes of conjugal love. Expert at the art of attracting others, You enchanted thegopis with the music (of your flute). (4) O Lord Krishna, when the pious gopis (heard the sound of Your flute), they rejected all prohibitions, abandoned their duties and waiting cowherd husbands, and (left to) attain Your association.