1.		Waahay Guru, Waahay Guru, Waahay Guru, Waahay Jee-o.
2.		Waaho! - You are Great, and Wondrous is Your Will.
3.		Waaho! Waaho! - Great! Great is my True Lord! I seek Your All-powerful Support.
4.		Waaho! Waaho! Blessed, blessed is the Word of the Perfect Guru's Bani.
5.		Waaho! Waaho! is the Bani, the Word, of the Formless Lord. There is no other as great as He is.
6.		Wake up! Wake up! O sleepers, see that the travelling merchant is leaving. ||1||Pause||
7.		Wake up, O mind! Wake up! Why are you sleeping unaware?
8.		Wandering and roaming through 8.4 million incarnations, you have now been given this human life, so difficult to obtain. ||1||
9.		Wash the vessel, sit down and anoint it with fragrance; then, go out and get the milk.
10.		We are born, and we grow, and having grown, we pass away.
11.		We are filthy, and You are immaculate, O Creator Lord; we are worthless, and You are the Great Giver.
12.		Wealth, the beauty of youth and flowers are guests for only a few days.
13.		What am I? Just a poor living being. I cannot even describe one of Your hairs, O Lord.
14.		What are you so worried about? What are you thinking? What have you tried?
15.		What blessed destiny will lead me to meet my God?
16.		What can anyone say to such people?
17.		What can I say about my base nature?
18.		What can I say? I cannot say anything.
19.		What cleverness can Your servant try with You?
20.		What do I have to do with social status? What do I have to with ancestry?
21.		What does the mind say? What can I say?
22.		What Glorious Praises of Yours can I utter, O my Beloved?
23.		What Glorious Virtues of my Beloved Husband Lord should I describe?
24.		What Glorious Virtues of Yours should I chant? O God, You are the Inner-knower, the Searcher of hearts.
25.		What if I were to become a deer, and live in the forest, picking and eating fruits and roots
26.		What pride should we take in this body and wealth?
27.		What scale, what weights, and what assayer shall I call for You, Lord?
28.		What shall I ask for? Nothing is permanent.
29.		What should I do now, O mother?
30.		What sort of a resting place is this world?
31.		What sort of devotional worship will lead me to meet my Beloved, the Lord of my breath of life?
32.		What use is chanting, and what use is penance, fasting or devotional worship,
33.		What use is it to read, and what use is it to study?
34.		What virtues and excellences of Yours should I cherish and contemplate? I am worthless, while You are the Great Giver.
35.		Whatever God causes to happen is accepted, by those who are attuned to the Love of the Lord's Name.
36.		Whatever God wills, that alone happens.
37.		Whatever I ask for from my Lord and Master, he gives that to me.
38.		Whatever my Friend does, I accept.
39.		Whatever work you wish to accomplish-tell it to the Lord.
40.		When a man dies, he is of no use to anyone.
41.		When by His Grace He came to my home, then my companions met together to celebrate my marriage.
42.		When God shows His Mercy, then this mind is focused on Him.
43.		When God the Merciful shows His Mercy,
44.		When He comes to mind, then I am in supreme bliss.
45.		When I see a Sikh of the Guru, I humbly bow and fall at his feet.
46.		When I see Him, I sing His Praises.
47.		When it pleases Him, He enjoys me.
48.		When it pleases our Lord and Master, His servant serves Him.
49.		When nothing existed, what deeds were being done? And what karma caused anyone to be born at all?
50.		When one light merges into another, what becomes of it then?
51.		When shall I behold my God, and delight my soul?
52.		When someone attaches himself to the Lord, then everyone is his friend.
53.		When someone of low social class chants the Lord's Name, he obtains the state of highest dignity.
54.		When someone's household has no glory,
55.		When the baby's only food is milk, it cannot survive without its milk.
56.		When the five virtues were reconciled, and the five passions were estranged, I enshrined the five within myself, and cast out the other five. ||1||
57.		When the Lord of the Universe became merciful,
58.		When the mind accepts, and is satisfied with the One, then the consciousness becomes steady and stable.
59.		When the mind is conquered, its turbulent wanderings are stopped.
60.		When the mind is filthy, everything is filthy; by washing the body, the mind is not cleaned.
61.		When the True Guru is pleased and appeased, one is absorbed in the Lord's Name.
62.		When they are out and about, they keep Him enshrined in their hearts;
63.		When you are confronted with terrible hardships, and no one offers you any support,
64.		When You are on my side, Lord, what do I need to worry about?
65.		When You come to mind, I am totally in bliss. One who forgets You might just as well be dead.
66.		When You come to mind, You are always merciful to me; what can the poor people do to me?
67.		When You stand over our heads, O Lord and Master, how can we suffer in pain?
68.		Where are the games, the stables, the horses? Where are the drums and the bugles?
69.		Where is that door, where You live, O Lord? What is that door called? Among all doors, who can find that door?
70.		Where is that place, where You are never forgotten, Lord?
71.		Where should I go? My home is filled with bliss.
72.		Where the Glorious Praises of God, the Lord of the world are continually sung,
73.		Where the Naam, the Name of God the Beloved is chanted
74.		Wherever he goes, his consciousness turns to his own.
75.		Wherever I go, the Lord is there.
76.		Wherever the Lord is worshipped in adoration, there the Lord becomes one's friend and helper.
77.		Wherever You keep me, is heaven. You are the Cherisher of all. ||3||
78.		Which, which of Your Glorious Virtues should I sing and recount, Lord? You are my Lord and Master, the treasure of excellence.
79.		While standing up, and sitting down, and even while asleep, meditate on the Lord.
80.		While walking and sitting, sleeping and waking, contemplate within your heart the GurMantra.
81.		Who can I tell about my pain, O my mother?
82.		Who can I tell, and with whom can I speak, about this state of peace and bliss?
83.		Who can kill that person whom You protect, O Lord?
84.		Who can please You, except You Yourself?
85.		Who has died? O, who has died?
86.		Who has seized and conquered the five powerful fighters? Is there anyone strong enough?
87.		Who in our family has ever chanted the Name of the Lord ?
88.		Who is great by the greatness of Maya?
89.		Who is our mother, and who is our father? Where did we come from?
90.		who is pleasing to Your Mind, O my Lord and Master.
91.		Who take the Name of their Lord and Master,
92.		Who? Who has not fallen, by placing their hopes in you?
93.		Whoever does not realize the essence of the soul
94.		Whoever I approach to ask for help, I find him full of his own troubles.
95.		Whoever I see is diseased.
96.		Whoever is born into the world, is entangled in it; human birth is obtained only by good destiny.
97.		Whoever meditates on Guru Arjun Dayv, shall not have to pass through the painful womb of reincarnation ever again. ||6||
98.		Whoever speaks and listens to the Kirtan of the Lord's Praises is rid of evil-mindedness.
99.		Whom shall I serve? What shall I chant? I will go and ask the Guru.
100.		Whose blemishes remain, when one chants the Lord's Name?
101.		Whose handiwork is this red beauty of yours?
102.		Why are you asleep? Wake up, you ignorant fool!
103.		Why are you imbued with the love of another? That path is very dangerous.
104.		Why are you sleeping, and forgetting the Name, O careless and foolish mortal?
105.		Why are you so thrilled by the sight of your son and your beautifully decorated wife?
106.		Why center your consciousness on any other than the Lord?
107.		Why do you go looking for Him in the forest?
108.		Why do you irrigate the barren, alkaline soil? You are wasting your life away!
109.		Why do you not sing the Glorious Praises of the Lord, you ignorant fool?
110.		Why do you wander in delusion like this?
111.		Why do you waver, O mortal being? The Creator Lord Himself shall protect you.
112.		Why should anyone take pride in this body or wealth?
113.		Wisdom is not produced in Benares, nor is wisdom lost in Benares.
114.		With both of my eyes, I look around;
115.		With each and every breath, meditate in remembrance on the Lord of the Universe,
116.		With filth within the heart, even if one bathes at sacred places of pilgrimage, still, he shall not go to heaven.
117.		With four feet, two horns and a mute mouth, how could you sing the Praises of the Lord?
118.		With incense, lamps and ghee, I offer this lamp-lit worship service.
119.		With love and energetic affection, praise the Lord, the storehouse of Nectar.
120.		With my ears, I listen to the Kirtan of His Praises, day and night. I love the Lord, Har, Har, with all my heart. ||3||
121.		With my ears, I listen to the Lord, Har, Har; I sing the Praises of my Lord and Master.
122.		With my hands I do His work; with my tongue I sing His Glorious Praises.
123.		With my palms pressed together, I offer my prayer, meditating on my Lord and Master.
124.		With palms pressed together, Nanak begs for this blessing; please bless me with Your Name. ||2||1||6||.
125.		With the rising of the sun, the Gurmukh speaks of the Lord. All through the night, he dwells upon the Sermon of the Lord.
126.		With Your Support, I survive in the Dark Age of Kali Yuga.
127.		With your tongue, chant the Name of the One Lord.
128.		Within all hearts, the Lord speaks, the Lord speaks.
129.		Within my conscious mind is the constant longing for the Lord. How can I behold the Blessed Vision of Your Darshan, Lord?
130.		Within my conscious mind, the One Lord is my only Support.
131.		Within my home, the true wedding songs of rejoicing are sung; my home is adorned with the True Word of the Shabad.
132.		Within my mind and body I meditate on the Lord God.
133.		Within my mind and body is the intense pain of separation; how can my Beloved come to meet me in my home?
134.		Within my mind there is such a great thirst for the Blessed Vision of Your Darshan. Nanak is enraptured with Your Glance of Grace. ||3||8||9||
135.		Within my mind there is such a great yearning; how will I attain the Blessed Vision of the Lord's Darshan?
136.		Within the body, the Divine Lord is embodied. The body is the temple, the place of pilgrimage, and the pilgrim.
137.		Within the mind dwell anger and massive ego.
138.		Within this body dwell the five thieves: sexual desire, anger, greed, emotional attachment and egotism.
139.		Without God, I cannot survive, even for an instant.
140.		Without meditating in remembrance on the Lord, life is like a burning fire, even if one lives long, like a snake.
141.		Without meditating in remembrance on the Lord, one's life is like that of a snake.
142.		Without music, how is one to dance?
143.		Without my Husband, I am utterly dishonored. Without my Husband Lord, how can I live, O my mother?
144.		Without serving the True Guru, he suffers in terrible pain, and throughout the four ages, he wanders aimlessly.
145.		Without the Blessed Vision of His Darshan, how can I live, O my mother?
146.		Without the Guru, I have no other place at all.
147.		Without the Lord, everything is filthy, O Saints; what offering should I place before Him? ||2||
148.		Without the Lord, I cannot live for even a second.
149.		Without the Lord, my mind cannot survive.
150.		Without the Lord, my soul cannot survive, like an infant without milk.
151.		Without the Lord, my soul is scorched and burnt.
152.		Without the Lord, other actions are useless.
153.		Without the Lord, you are like a stray ox;
154.		Without the Lord's Name, everything else is useless.
155.		Without the Lord's Name, flavors are tasteless and insipid.
156.		Without the Naam - tell me: who has ever been saved?
157.		Without the Naam, one who dresses and eats well
158.		Without the Naam, the Name of the Lord, life might just as well be burnt down.
159.		Without the Name of the Lord, you shall only find pain.
160.		Without the Saints, there are no other givers.
161.		Without the Word of the Guru's Shabad, no one is emancipated. See this, and reflect upon it.
162.		Without the Word of the Guru's Shabad, the mind finds no place of rest.
163.		Without the Word of the Shabad, how can anyone cross over the terrifying world-ocean?
164.		Without understanding, his coming into the world is useless.
165.		Without water, the fish writhes in pain.
166.		Without You, there is no other for me; You alone are in my mind.
167.		Worship and adoration of the Pure, Primal Lord comes by worshipping the True Guru, O Siblings of Destiny.
168.		Worship and adore God in your mind and body; join the Company of the Holy.
169.		Worship the Guru, the Transcendent Lord, with your mind and body attuned to love.
170.		Worship the Lord in adoration, day and night, O my dear - do not delay for a moment.
171.		Worship the One Divine Lord.
172.		Worship, fasting, ceremonial marks on one's forehead, cleansing baths, generous donations to charities and self-mortification
173.		Write the Lord's Name on my tablet.""||2||
174.		Write the Name of the Dear Lord on my tablet.""||1||