Pranam Vunantha Varaku Lyrics Telugu
ప్రాణమున్నంత వరకు నే పాడెద
జీవమున్నంత వరకు స్తుతియించెద |2|
నీ నామం కొనియాడి దినమెల్లా పాడెదను
నీ పలుకే నా స్వరమై జగమంతా చాటెదను |2|
||ప్రాణమున్నంత వరకు||
లోకాన ధనవంతులే పుట్టినా
భూరాజులే భూమిని పాలించినా |2|
నా శత్రువులు నన్ను తరుముచున్నా|2|
నీ చేయి అందించి నడిపించుము |2|
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నీ సిలువ చాటున నను దాయుము
నీ సాక్షిగా నన్ను నడిపించుము |2|
నీ చేతి పనులను వివరించుట |2|
నీ వాక్యమును నేను ప్రకటించుట(నెరవేర్చుట) |2|
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Pranam Vunantha Varaku Lyrics English
Chorus
As long as I have life, I will sing
As long as I have breath, I will praise (2)
Praising Your name, I will sing all day
Your word becomes my voice, I will proclaim throughout the world (2)
|| As long as I have life||
Verse 1
Even if the rich are born in this world
Even if king-rulers rule the earth (2)
Even if my enemies pursue me (2)
Lift up Your hand and guide me (2)
|| As long as I have life||
Verse 2
Shelter me under Your cross
Guide me as Your witness (2)
To explain the works of Your hand (2)
To proclaim (fulfill) Your word (2)
|| As long as I have life||
Message
I Will Sing and Praise As Long As I Live
The opening vow “As long as I have life, I will sing; As long as I have breath, I will praise” is a commitment to lifelong worship. This is not seasonal praise but permanent devotion. The singer promises to praise:
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As long as life exists — not until convenience ends
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As long as breath remains — until the last breath
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All day long — continuous, not occasional
This echoes Psalm 104:33 “I will sing to the Lord all my life; I will sing praise to my God as long as I live.” Worship is not dependent on circumstances but on the decision to praise regardless of situation.
Praising God’s Name All Day
“Praising Your name, I will sing all day” the focus is on God’s name (character, reputation, nature). “All day” means constant worship, not just during church services. Psalm 34:1 says “I will praise the Lord at all times; His praise will always be on my lips.” This is lifestyle worship where every moment becomes an opportunity to glorify God.
God’s Word Becomes My Voice
“Your word becomes my voice, I will proclaim throughout the world” this is profound surrender. The singer doesn’t speak their own words but God’s words. Their voice becomes God’s voice. This is what prophets experienced God’s word coming to them to speak to others. Acts 4:20 says “We cannot help speaking about what we have seen and heard.” When God’s word fills us, it flows out naturally. The proclamation is “throughout the world” not limited to one place but global in scope.
Rich and Kings Don’t Compare to God
“Even if the rich are born in this world, Even if king-rulers rule the earth” the singer acknowledges worldly power and wealth exist. Rich people are born. Kings rule nations. Power and money dominate society. But these don’t intimidate the believer. Proverbs 22:2 says “The rich and the poor have this in common: The Lord is the Maker of them all.” Before God, rich and poor are equal. Human rulers don’t threaten those who serve the King of Kings.