"Korma" genre: Indian
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	Influenced by Bhajans (Hindu religious songs). Peak position #12 on Indian chart August 2001.
	MP3.com CD: Baha'i Reggae And World Beat - buy it! CD: Organic Reggae And World Beat, available on MusicBuilder.com   Label: Majnun Credits: Nirmala Pryor (Hindi translation), Wallace Pryor (words and music): vocal, harmonium, tablas, rain stick, shanai. Dan Bayne: bass. Kirk Kirkwood: drums. Ray King: tambora. Recorded by John Katsafanas for Smith Lee Productions. Mastered by Beowulf. Copyright 2001, Majnun Productions BMI.
	Story Behind the Song The song was written after my brother made the cover picture of the turtle. I don't know if there are any bhajans dedicated to Korma, so I wrote my own. Also I had the chance to use some of collection of Indian musical instruments. My wife helped me with the lyrics since my Hindi isn't all that good. In a snap decision, "Korma" later became the name of the band. Lyrics Korma apse pathi per Korma me duniya ko Korma se duniya ko Kaliyug se bachayahe Jaya ho Korma Vishnu kai avatara Korma holds the world on his back Korma protects the world from harm Praise to Korma, reincarnation of Vishnu Wallace: vocal, harmonium, shanai, tablas, rain stick. Dan: bass. Kirk: drums. Ray: tambora.

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