Pallavi: ADivo allaDivo sree Harivaasamu
PaDivela chethula padagalamayamu
There, see that, residence of Sree Hari, which is filled with ten thousand heads of ADiseshu, as ten thousand hands.
CharaNam1: ADevenkataachala makhilonnathamu
ADivo BrahmaDula kapuroopamu
ADivo nithya nivaasa makhila munulaku
ADe chudu dade mokkudananDa mayamu
That is the highest hill, Venkataachalamu, which is the favourite of Brahma and other Devatas. That is the regular residence of many saints. Look at that, bow to that, which is full of happyness.
CharaNam2: Chengata nallaDivo Seshaachalamu
Ninginunna Devathala nija vasamu
MunGita nallaDivo moolanunna dhanamu
Bangaaru Sikharaala bahu Brahma mayamu
There, very close by, is Seshachalamu, which is the residence of cosmic devine beings. There, infront of you, lies the Main treasure, adorned with golden cliffs, and Brahmam.
CharaNam3: KeivalyapaDamu venkata naga maDivo
Sree Venkatapathiki siruleinavi
BhAvimpa sakala sampaDa roopamaDivo
PAvanamulakella paavanamayamu
There is the final destination, Venkatanagamu which is the wealth of sreeVenkatapathi. If felt, the entire wealths figured there, which is the sacred of all sacred.
Here in this song, Annamayya refers to the sacred hills, SeshAchalam and VenkatAchalam. Sree Venkatesa is the lord of seven hills, settled on
VenkatAchalam. That's why, He is called Venkatachalapathi.
Om namo Venkatesa