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Guru Sahib Dhe Chotte Lal

Oh Gangu how could you let yourself be consumed by such greed?

You were the Gurus entrusted servant carrying out a noble deed

But the sight of money and valuables made your loyalties fade

You abandoned your duty and honour in favour of being paid

Mata Gujri and her two grandsons aged just six and eight were captured and jailed

‘Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh’ both young brothers together hailed

They spent the night in the ‘Tanda Borj’ after failing to be lured by the Islamic way

The children rested in their Dadi Ma’s arms and vowed to never let their minds sway

‘We will not renounce our Sikhi’ both chorused happily together ‘We gladly accept death’

Side by side they stood being bricked alive, reciting Japji Sahib until their last breath

Baba Fateh Singh and Baba Zorawar Singh so young yet so brave

We ponder in awe and admiration over the incredible martyrdom you gave.

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Sir Jave Ta Jave, Mera Sikhi Sidhak Na Jave.

If I die then so be it, but may my faith in Sikhi remain firm.

Vaheguru, Vaheguru, Vaheguru, Vaheguru, Vaheguru, Vaheguru, Vaheguru ...... pray.gifpray.gif

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Forgiveness for endless flaws n shortcomings

Dust of your sweet sweet charan

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