Tum bin laj garib ki kaun rakhe Ghanshyam Lyrics

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Tum bin laj garib ki kaun rakhe Ghanshyam Lyrics in Hindi

तुम बिन लाज गरीब की कौन रखे घनश्याम।
निर्बल के बल तुम हो मुरारी सबके सवारो काज रे।

जब की ग्राह ने गज को पकड़ा अंतिम क्षण मे प्राण हो।
तब गज ने किया ध्यान प्रभु का  लेते ही आये नाम हो।
तुम बिन लाज गरीब की।

दुष्ट दुशाशन  चिर जो खींचे  नहीं आवे कोई काम रे।
कर उठाये द्रोपदी ने पुकारी, सारी बने घंश्याम हो.
तुम बिन लाज गरीब की।

विप्र सुदामा द्वार जो आये दौरे नंगे पाव हो।
चरण धोये निज धाम दिए प्रभु, जाने सकल जहाँ रे।
तुम बिन लाज गरीब की।

Tum bin laj garib ki kaun rakhe Ghanshyam Lyrics in Hinglish

Tum bin laaj gareeb ki kaun rakhe Ghanashyam,
Nirbal ke bal tum ho Murari, sabke sawaro kaaj re.

Jab ki graah ne gaj ko pakda antim kshan mein praan ho,
Tab gaj ne kiya dhyaan Prabhu ka, lete hi aaye naam ho,
Tum bin laaj gareeb ki.

Dushit Dushashan chir jo kheenchhe nahi aave koi kaam re,
Kar uthaaye Draupadi ne pukari, saari bane Ghanashyam ho,
Tum bin laaj gareeb ki.

Vipra Sudama dwaar jo aaye daure nange paav ho,
Charan dhoye nij dham diye Prabhu, jaane sakal jahaan re,
Tum bin laaj gareeb ki.

Tum bin laj garib ki kaun rakhe Ghanshyam Meaning in English

Without you, who will protect the poor and helpless, Ghanashyam?
You are the strength of the weak, Murari, who takes care of everyone’s needs.

When the elephant was caught by the crocodile at the final moment of life,
The elephant meditated on the Lord, and as soon as it uttered His name, help arrived,
Without you, who will protect the poor and helpless?

Dushasana, the wicked one, who dragged Draupadi’s sari, was not stopped by anyone,
Draupadi called out, and immediately, Ghanashyam took action,
Without you, who will protect the poor and helpless?

When the Brahmin Sudama came to your door with bare feet,
You washed his feet and honored him, knowing the needs of the entire world,
Without you, who will protect the poor and helpless?

The text praises Lord Krishna (Ghanashyam) for his role as the protector and savior of the helpless and needy. It recounts various instances of Krishna’s divine intervention, such as rescuing the elephant in distress, supporting Draupadi during her humiliation by Dushasana, and honoring the poor Brahmin Sudama despite his humble state. The recurring theme emphasizes Krishna’s unique ability to come to the aid of those in need, highlighting that without His presence, the poor and weak would have no one to rely on.