I had the pleasure and honor of writing a song for the new season of Nayyandi (which is a Sanskrit term for the month of May), a Sanskrit term for my hometown. I wrote “nayyandi” in Sanskrit, which means “the month of May” in Sanskrit, or “summer of the month of May” in English. The lyrics are below.
Like most of the other songs I wrote in my life, the lyrics for my first song, for the new season of Nayyandi, are in Sanskrit. I guess it’s like when you sing a song in another language and the lyrics translate to English. My first song is actually in Sanskrit, but it’s actually a Hindi song. The lyrics are below.
It’s a cool way to have fun. I mean you’re not supposed to, but hey, it’s a cool way to be stupid and stupid.
Yes its that easy. I feel like you can express yourself in a way in which it is easier to understand. If you look back at the lyrics you can see the meaning of the words. I believe the meaning is really random, but hey, there are certain words that are the same or similar to mean different things.
As if you need to know the truth about something, you could make a list from a few things like “I’m a bad person,” “I’m a good person,” “I’m a bad teacher,” and so on. It would be cool if you could make a list of the things that are good and bad. Here’s the list.
