Transcribed from Anthem.
"I, the Buddha, took Mano and Sirakon on the Bhumibol, Boondirek, Ekbramjakrin, the Great King.
So be it, because of the Lord, the fruit of grace, and the preservation of the people.
Whatever you want, be as beautiful as you wish, as if you were victorious. "
The lyrics we've heard since we remembered, we can say that as a Thai, no one has ever heard or listened to this song.
This psalm was written by Her Majesty the King, the Royal Highness, which was written in the fifth reign, but today we will not talk about the history of the song. Let's talk about the story of the song or the transcription of it.
In the first paragraph of this song, it tells: "We, your brothers, take your heart and your head with great respect."
And it shall come to pass in Bhumibal, that it shall be "humbled to the ruler of the land, who has great merit."
"This is the ruler of Siam, the ruler of the Chakri Dynasty, the only one who is the embodiment of the mind of the Skanitic, the great and enduring."
What does this God do for us? "Cool, because the king has done a lot of mythology to heal the suffering of his kingdom, so that we can live in peace. All this is the result of the work and goodness that he has done to protect his people in peace."
"Blessed be he, all the people who live in peace, with his will, having nothing to repay you from him; and whatever you want, be done according to all your will."
Phill is going to be like this with the traditional language of removing the lyrics. The overall conclusion is that the lyrics will be divided into three periods. The first part will be the mention of the monarch's merit first (perhaps including the royal family). Then the monarch will tell you what he did to take care of his staff, how it resulted in us living happily. And finally, the beautiful end of blessing him to be happy.
It's over with a little paraphrase of the lyrics we've heard and "Anthem."












































































