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yata-bāra palāi āmi gṛhādi chāḍiyā
pitā, mātā — dui more rākhaye bāndhiyā
yata-bāra — as many times; palāi — go away; āmi — I; gṛha-ādi chāḍiyā — giving up my relationship with home; pitā mātā — father and mother; dui — both of them; more — me; rākhaye bāndhiyā — keep bound.
“Every time I tried to go away and give up my home relationships, my father and mother unfortunately kept me bound.