Pasya Sakhi Jana So Yam Kasya

(Refrain) paśya sakhī-jana so 'yaḿ kasya su-vicārayad api cittaḿ kvacid api nāntaḿ labhate yasya (1) su-ciroparjita-sukṛta-śatāyuta-nirjita-taruṇa-samājau varṣīyāḿsāv api yaḿ tanayaḿ lebhāte vraja-rājau (2) yasya ca pitarāv ati-saralāv iti jagati samantād vittam catura-śiromaṇi-varatā yasya ca vaśayati jagatāḿ cittam (3) sarvaḥ snihyati mamatāḿ sacayati ghoṣo yatra sadaiva mātara-pitarādikam abhimanute yaś ca na sarvaḿ naiva (4) vraja-pati-vaḿśe yādṛń na bhavati nābhūd atra kadāpi so 'yaḿ guṇa-rūpādikam īdṛg bhajate cāru sadāpi (5) yasya ca labdhāv api dhanimānī svayam api sarvaḿ dātā vṛṣabhānv-anvaya-lakṣmīḿ yena ca yācayate vraja-yātā

(Refrain) O gopi friends, who are Krishna's parents? Thinking again and again, my heart has not found an answer. 1) The king and queen of Vraja must have performed many hundreds and thousands of pious deeds for a very long time that in their old age they have attained such a son. 2) "Lord Krishna's parents are very saintly and righteous." This statement, proclaimed everywhere in the universes, is their great wealth. They are the crest jewels of the wise. They have conquered the hearts of the world. 3) Everyone loves them. Everyone always praises them. No one refuses to honor them. 4) In the family of Vraja's king there is not, nor in the past has there ever been, anyone virtuous, handsome, and glorious like Lord Krishna. 5) Lord Krishna's parents are the two jewels of the fortunate and wealthy. King Nanda is a philanthropist who gives to all. Now he has left Vraja to request the goddess of fortune from King Vrsabhanu.