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Kabīr · The songs

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  1. The unstruck lute of Rājā Rām
  2. I was burning, and I found Rām's water
  3. Mādhau, the thirst will not go
  4. When I knew the One as one
  5. What is it to go naked
  6. Why mourn when others die
  7. Taking water for curd
  8. Death has turned round and become Rām
  9. Those who take the Master's name
  10. King Rām has become my helper
  11. Tell me, Pandit, who is pure
  12. Settle one quarrel for me, Rām
  13. The storm of knowing has come
  14. The way the milk is churned
  15. The weaver leaves the house
  16. The elephant made of straw
  17. My whole family aboard the boat
  18. What is to be will be
  19. Slander is my father, slander is my mother
  20. In the end, even so, death
  21. Where did Hindu and Turk come from
  22. My hajj is on the bank of the Gomatī
  23. In leaf after leaf there is life
  24. We are the poor, the servants of Khudā
  25. In my house is the thread
  26. In both Hindu and Turk there is the One
  27. Stop, stop, bride, do not draw the veil
  28. Saints, the mind has come to ease
  29. A hungry man does no bhagati
  30. Remember Rām, remember Rām
  31. The worry in the heart does not go
  32. The young soul shakes and trembles
  33. This world is a show to look at
  34. A man dies and is of no use
  35. You are my Meru, my mountain
  36. One tree with boughs without end
  37. Let silence be your earrings
  38. Moon and sun, two shapes of light
  39. Sugar scattered in the sand
  40. The drum has sounded in the sky
  41. Remember Rām, mind
  42. This wealth of mine is Hari's name
  43. Naked we come, naked we go
  44. One mosque with ten doors
  45. The mullā who fights with his own mind
  46. The earth is in bloom, the sky is in bloom
  47. Write Śrī Gopāl on my tablet
  48. Where the principal shrinks and the interest grows
  49. Tell me, paṇḍit, what place is clean
  50. This mind is a bird of the woods
  51. I have found the jewel of Rām
  52. Whose is the rest of the land
  53. First Allah made the light
  54. Tell me the justice of Khudā
  55. Iron and gold the same
  56. We are the ones drunk on love