The summary is:
This is a transcript of a song in Punjabi that praises the guru and expresses the joy of meeting him. The song describes the guru as the source of light, love and wisdom, and the singer as a devotee who has been longing for his darshan (sight). The song also compares the world to a desert, a thorn, a paper and a fire, and urges the singer to not get attached to it. The song ends with a chorus of "Baba ji de milne da" (the meeting of Baba ji).
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1. The text is a transcript of a song in Punjabi language with some English words.
2. The song is about the devotion and love for a spiritual guru or master.
3. The song mentions the guru coming to the home of the singer and speaking words of wisdom.
4. The song also mentions the guru's grace, beauty, height, feet, and eyes.
5. The song expresses the desire to be with the guru and to serve him in his court.
6. The song warns about the impermanence and illusion of the world and urges to wake up and chant the name of the guru.
7. The song praises the guru as the creator, protector, and destroyer of the world and the source of happiness and salvation.