Krishna Aa Re Song Lyrics Zarra Singh

Krishna Aa Re - Zarra Singh

ओ, बांके कृष्णा मेरे 

त्रिभुवन तेरे लिए 

पुकारे कृष्णा आरे 

कृष्णा आरे 

  

कृष्णा हरे, कृष्णा हरे

कृष्णा कृष्णा हरे हरे

हरे रामा हरे रामा  

रामा रामा हरे हरे

    

ओ बांके कृष्णा मेरे 

त्रिभुवन तेरे लिए 

पुकारे कृष्णा आरे 

कृष्णा आरे 

कन्हैया सागर तेरा, 

दया से है भरा 

दिखा दे झलक तेरा 

 डूबाने आ जरा 

भादो महीने मे, 

अष्टमी तिथि है 

दिखा झलक तेरा 

 बाल गोपाल मेरा

बाल गोपाल मेरा 

 गोपाल मेरा,   

 गोपाल मेरा 

   

मन की पुकार मे, 

आस है भरे 

कब हो भगवन

 दर्शन तेरे

ओ बांके कृष्णा मेरे 

 त्रिभुवन तेरे लिए 

 पुकारे कृष्णा आरे 

कृष्णा आरे

कृष्णा हरे, कृष्णा हरे

कृष्णा कृष्णा हरे हरे

हरे रामा हरे रामा  

रामा रामा हरे हरे

ओ बांके कृष्णा मेरे 

 त्रिभुवन तेरे लिए 

 पुकारे कृष्णा आरे 

कृष्णा आरे

माने ना नयना, 

माने ना चयना 

दर्शन बिना, 

सब है अधूरा 

आ कर,  देजा,   

थोड़ा सहारा

ओ बांके,बिहारी    

कृष्ण मेरा 

तेरे ही इंतजार में

हम हैं खड़े

कब हो भगवन

दर्शन तेरे  

  

ओ बांके कृष्णा मेरे 

 त्रिभुवन तेरे लिए 

 पुकारे कृष्णा आरे 

कृष्णा आरे

कृष्णा हरे, कृष्णा हरे

कृष्णा कृष्णा हरे हरे

हरे रामा हरे रामा  

रामा रामा हरे हरे

ओ बांके कृष्णा मेरे 

 त्रिभुवन तेरे लिए 

 पुकारे कृष्णा आरे 

कृष्णा आरे

(End)

Krishna Aa Re - Zarra Singh

O Banke Krishna Mere

O Banke Krishna mere,

Tribhuvan tere liye,

Pukare Krishna aare,

Krishna aare.

(Chant)

Krishna Hare, Krishna Hare,

Krishna Krishna Hare Hare,

Hare Rama Hare Rama,

Rama Rama Hare Hare.

O Banke Krishna mere,

Tribhuvan tere liye,

Pukare Krishna aare,

Krishna aare.

Kanhaiya, sagar tera,

Daya se hai bhara,

Dikha de jhalak tera,

Doobane aa zara.

Bhado mahine me,

Ashtami tithi hai,

Dikha jhalak tera,

Baal Gopal mera,

Baal Gopal mera,

Gopal mera,

Gopal mera.

Man ki pukar me,

Aas hai bhari,

Kab ho Bhagwan,

Darshan tere.

O Banke Krishna mere,

Tribhuvan tere liye,

Pukare Krishna aare,

Krishna aare.

(Chant)

Krishna Hare, Krishna Hare,

Krishna Krishna Hare Hare,

Hare Rama Hare Rama,

Rama Rama Hare Hare.

O Banke Krishna mere,

Tribhuvan tere liye,

Pukare Krishna aare,

Krishna aare.

Mane na nayna,

Mane na chaina,

Darshan bina,

Sab hai adhura.

Aa kar, de ja,

Thoda sahara,

O Banke Bihari,

Krishna mera.

Tere hi intezaar me,

Hum hain khade,

Kab ho Bhagwan,

Darshan tere.

O Banke Krishna mere,

Tribhuvan tere liye,

Pukare Krishna aare,

Krishna aare.

(Chant)

Krishna Hare, Krishna Hare,

Krishna Krishna Hare Hare,

Hare Rama Hare Rama,

Rama Rama Hare Hare.

O Banke Krishna mere,

Tribhuvan tere liye,

Pukare Krishna aare,

Krishna aare.

(End)

Song Meaning

This song is a devotional hymn dedicated to Lord Krishna, expressing deep love, longing, and devotion for Him. The lyrics reflect the devotee’s yearning for Krishna's divine presence and the desire to have His darshan (holy vision).

Key Themes & Meaning:

1. Call to Krishna – The singer calls upon Krishna, referring to Him as "Banke Krishna", which means the charming, playful, and divine Krishna who rules over the three worlds (tribhuvan). The world itself calls out to Krishna, seeking His grace and blessings.

2. Seeking Divine Vision – The lyrics mention the auspicious Bhado month and Ashtami tithi (Krishna Janmashtami), a special time when Krishna was born. The devotee eagerly waits to see Krishna’s divine form and feel His presence.

3. Devotion & Surrender – The devotee expresses complete surrender, saying that without Krishna’s darshan (sight), life feels incomplete. The mind and heart remain restless until Krishna comes and showers His love and mercy.

4. Hare Krishna Mantra – The song repeatedly chants the Hare Krishna Mahamantra, which is a powerful and sacred chant used in bhakti (devotion) to call upon Krishna and attain spiritual enlightenment.

5. A Plea for Support – The devotee requests Krishna to guide and support them in life’s struggles, asking Him to remove all sorrow and suffering with His divine presence. The song reflects the bond between devotee and God, filled with love, faith, and devotion.

Overall Message:

This song is a prayerful plea to Lord Krishna, expressing love, devotion, and the deep longing for His divine presence. It reflects the spiritual connection between the devotee and Krishna, showing faith, surrender, and the ultimate joy that comes with divine love.