Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 10, Chapter 11
Lyrics
jaya vatsāsura-dhvaḿsin kapittha-vrāta-pātana bāla-praśaḿsā-saḿhṛṣṭa puṣpa-varṣy-amarārcita
go-vatsa-pālanaikāgrya bāla-vṛndādbhutāvaha vikālāgāra-gāmin māḿ pāhi go-dhūli-dhūsara
sumano'lańkṛta-śiro guñjā-prālambanāvṛta puṣpa-kuṇḍala barha-srak patra-vādya-vinodaka
manojña-pallavottaḿsa vana-mālā-vibhūṣita vana-dhātu-vicitrāńga-barhi-barhāvataḿsaka
Translation
O Krishna, after killing the demon Vatsasura, You threw him into a kapittha tree and caused the ripe kapittha fruits to fall to the ground. You then became jubilant, the cowherd boys glorified You and the demigods worshiped You by showering flowers.
O Krishna, You amaze the cowherd boys, and You become the object of their constant meditation. Covered with the dust upraised by the cows, You return home in the evening. O Lord, please protect me.
O Krishna, Ornamented with garlands of gunja and a garland of peacock feather, wearing flower-earrings and sumana flowers on Your head, You take pleasure in playing a flute made from a leaf.
O Krishna, You are crown with peacock feathers and blossoming flowers and garlanded with forest-flowers. Your limbs are decorated with wonderful pictures and designs drawn in colorful mineral pigments gathered in the forest.