Hindi (Indian)Devotional song on Divine Mother (with english translation)

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Shower down such love upon me mother,
May I seek refuge at your feet,
Dispel all the darkness mother,
May I have the opportunity to see your glory,
Coming to this world, I haven't Oh mother,
Disattach myself from this material world,
Why have I come here? Where am I to go?
I was also not able to answer these questions,
You are the first and foremost omnipresent,
Tell me how to realise this so.
Show me mercy, oh Mother Goddess to the world,
I am just a naïve child,
I don't know how to pray, chant or perform penance,
I am a vault of faults,
Grant me such a benediction oh mother,
I just live life singing your name eternally,
I am a child, you are my mother,
Your care remains with me eternally,
With your grace, you will erase,
Any fault from within me,
Grant me presence in your refuge,
I will come time and time to witness your compassion

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