girirAjasutA tanaya

Ragam bangALa   Thalam dEshAdi

Pallavi
GirirAjasutA tanaya sadaya

Anupallavi
SuranATha mukhArcita pAdayuga! paripAlayamAm ibharAjamukha!

Charanam
GananATha ! parAtpara ! sankarAgama vArinidhi rajanIkara ! PhanirAjakaNkana ! vighna nivAraNa ! shAmbhava ! srItyAgarAjanuta

Meaning
O son of the daughter of the king of the mountains, O kind hearted one!
Protect me, O one who has the face of the king of the elephants. Your feet are worshipped by the king of the Gods.
O lord of the Ganas, O supreme one! You are the auspicious who is like a moon to the ocean like Vedas. The serpent king adorns your arm like a bracelet. You are the remover of obstacles. O son of Shambhu, Tyagaraja worships you.

mitri bhAgyamE

Ragam kharaharapriya   Thalam Adi

Pallavi
Mitri bhAgyamE bhAgyamu ! saumitri bhAgyamE bhAgyamu !

Anupallavi
Citra ratnamaya EShatalpamandu sItApatini unici yUcusau

Charanam
BAguga vintarAgamulanAlapamu sEyaga mEnu pulakarincaga TyAgarAjanutuDagu srIrAmuni tatvArtthamunu pOgaDi jUcE sau

Meaning
How great is the fortune of Sumitra's son, Lakshmana. His fortune alone is the fortune worth having.
He had the rare fortune of rocking Sri Rama to sleep on a gem bedecked couch, which is actually Adi Sesha, lying on the Ocean of Milk.
He is no less privileged to hear the songs of Tyagaraja, set to rare and beautiful ragas, highlighting the significance of Rama's incarnation, its circumstances and significance.