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Welcome to **Naa Telugu Paata by Naa Kaagitam** — a musical space for original Telugu songs, meaningful lyrics, heartfelt poetry, Telangana folk music, socially conscious compositions and emotional musical experiences. **ప్రకృతీ… క్షమించవా? (Prakruthi… Kshaminchavaa?)** is an emotional Telugu humanitarian song inspired by the devastating floods in Nepal and other natural disasters that have taken countless lives, destroyed homes and separated families. This song is not merely a question to nature. It is also an appeal from humanity—a heartfelt prayer asking forgiveness for the damage caused by cutting forests, occupying river paths, polluting water and disturbing the natural balance of our planet. ## Chapters 00:00 ఆలాపన – ప్రకృతీ… ఓ ప్రకృతీ… 00:34 పల్లవి – కన్నీరు కార్చిన ప్రతి మోములో 01:28 Chorus – ప్రకృతీ… క్షమించవా ఈ మనిషినీ 01:50 చరణం 1 – ఎవరి దేశం… ఎవరి భాష… 02:47 Chorus – నీ కన్నీళ్లే ఈ వరదలా 03:22 Bridge – కూలిన గూడు మళ్లీ లేవాలి 04:24 Final Chorus – మాకొక అవకాశం ఇవ్వుమా 05:05 Outro – మనిషిగా బతకనివ్వుమా The song begins with a humble prayer: **ప్రకృతీ… ఓ ప్రకృతీ…** **క్షమించవా ఈ మనిషినీ…** We were born in nature’s embrace. We are all her children. Yet human greed and carelessness have wounded the forests, rivers, mountains and every living being that depends on them. When nature’s tears become floods and her sighs become storms, the wounds inflicted upon her ultimately become humanity’s wounds. **నీ కన్నీళ్లే ఈ వరదలా…** **నీ నిట్టూర్పే గాలివానలా…** **నీ గాయాలే మా గాయాలా…** Through these lyrics, the song reminds us that suffering has no nationality, language, religion or boundary. **ఎవరి దేశం… ఎవరి భాష…** **బాధకెక్కడ భేదముంది…** A tear carries the same pain in every eye. During tragedy, what truly matters is not where we come from, but whether we are willing to stand beside another human being. The song honours every rescue worker, volunteer, relief team and ordinary person who offered food, shelter, comfort and hope to those affected by disaster