Nuvvu Boye Darilo Yerushalem Gudikada Lyrics {English Translation} | Raj Prakash Paul

Raj Prakash Paul delivers a devotional hymn with Traditional’s lyrics and composition. His voice guides listeners through a spiritual journey toward redemption. The 2022 Telugu track frames worship as a humble pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

Nuvvu Boye Darilo Yerushalem Gudikada Lyrics {English Translation} | Raj Prakash Paul
Released: January 9, 2022

Nuvvu Boye Darilo Yerushalem Gudikada

Raj Prakash Paul

Lyricist
Traditional
Composer
Traditional

Nuvvu Boye Darilo Yerushalem Gudikada Meaning & Lyrics (Raj Prakash Paul)

Paul describes pilgrims carrying small Bibles in bags during their travels. Traditional’s words show Jesus cleansing sins after followers perform foot worship. Large Bibles appear later, signaling growing devotion among leaders.

Nuvvu Boye Darilo Yerushalem GudikadaOn the path you’re traveling, near the temple of Jerusalem.
Aacham Malle Poola Thoto YesayyaYou’re like a garden of pure jasmine flowers, Lord Jesus.
Sanna Sanna Bibilu Sanchullo PettukoniThey’re carrying small Bibles in their small bags.
Saarole Bayalellinare YesayyaThe noblemen have set out on their journey, Lord Jesus.
Sankatanalu Baapinaree YesayyaThey’ve washed away all our troubles, Lord Jesus.
Dodu Doddu Bibilu Dosillo PettukoniThey’re holding large Bibles in their open hands.
Dorolle Bayalellinare YesayyaThe leaders have set out on their journey, Lord Jesus.
Doshamulanu Baapinaree YesayyaThey’ve cleansed away all our sins, Lord Jesus.
Thenpiri Puvvolu Guchiri DandaluThey’ve woven fragrant flowers into garlands.
Yesiri Nee Medalon YesayyaThey’ve placed them around your neck, Lord Jesus.
Chesiri Nee Paada Pooja YesayyaThey’ve performed ‘Paada Pooja’ ‘worship at the feet’ for you, Lord Jesus.

Nuvvu Boye Darilo Yerushalem Gudikada Music Video

Faith requires humility and consistent prayer according to the Nuvvu Boye Darilo Yerushalem Gudikada lyrics meaning. Spiritual cleansing comes through small acts like offering flower garlands. English translations clarify these Telugu worship metaphors.