Nacer tale egiye cale

Translation

With the rhythm of dance it proceeds,
This reddish-colored earth.
Know that it's not clay only;
Lo, it is my mother.

In paddy fields on the rice-spikes,
Arises a golden light;
Men of the land deem that to be
The purest gold indeed...
The earth, it is my mother.

The stars and sky, the floral scent,
Water and air, sweetly pleasant;
Along with these abides for me
The soil, so eye-pleasing...
The earth, it is my mother.

My Friend, if You do hold me dear,
This very day, please come near;
By Your grace, we will create
Real, true human beings...
The earth, it is my mother.

Purport

This is how Sarkar himself described the meaning of the song—[4]

This laterite soil which has got its reddish hue from the reddish feet of my mother, is singing and dancing and moving towards the Supreme Goal. This blue sky studded with stars, these green fields full of golden paddy – everything is charming. Everyone in this world is joyful, in this divine atmosphere, in this bountiful atmosphere. And everyone wants there to be a fine and beautiful human society. So you, the Paramapuruśa, the greatest friend, please come closer; and, with Your blessing, create a good and charming human society.