muccaTa brahmaadulaku - Lyrics

mucchaTa brahmaadhulaku

raagam: madyamaavati

22 kharaharapriya janya Aa: S R2 M1 P N2 S Av: S N2 P M1 R2 S

taaLam: aadi Composer: Tyaagaraaja Language: Telugu

pallavi

muccaTa brahmADulaku dorakunA muditalAra jUtamu rArE

anupallavi

paccani dEhini parama pAvanini pArvatini dalacucunu haruDEgEDu

caraNam 1

callare vElpula rIti narula kara pallavamulanu talukkanucu birudulella mereya nija bhaktulu pogaDaga ullamu ranjilla tellani mEnuna niNDu sommulatO mallE haramulu mari shObhillaga callani vELa sakala navaratnapu pallakilO vEncEsi vaccuvu

caraNam 2

hitamaina sakala naivEdyambula sammatamuna aDugaDugu kAragimpucu mitamu lEni upacAramulatO nati santOSamuna satatamu japa tapamula monarincu natajanula- kabhISTamu lavvAriga vetaki osagudu nanucu pancanadIpati veDali sogasu mIraga vaccu

caraNam 3

bhAgavatulu hari nAma kIrtanamu bAguga su-svaramulatO vinta rAgamulanu AlApamu cEyu vaibhOgamulanu jUci nAga bhUSuNuDu karuNAnidhiyai vEgamu sakala sujana rakSaNamuna jAgarUkuDai kOrkela nosagu tyAgarAju tA nanucunu vaccu

Meaning: This sight is hard to get even for Brahma. O ladies come and see Hara along with the green and chaste Parvathi! People who resemble divines carry up the precious stone palanquin, the true devotees praising in delight the Lord adorned with jasmine garlands and fragrant flowers. Various delicious offerings are made all the way, granting the prayers of those who perform austerities ardently, the Lord comes. As the singers elaborate the melodies, hearing that the snake decorated God, the Protector of all good people, he comes saying "I am Tyagaraja!" (Tyagaraja of Tiruvaiyyar)