PHILOSOPHY SONG Hairless hoes

Song of Java was created in 1400 - late by Sunan Kalidjaga and his friends were still teenagers and have that in a philosophical sense and very noble .

Plonthos bald head without hair is . Head is a symbol of honor , the glory of man . Hair is the crowning symbol of the beauty of the head . Then bare meaning without a crown of honor .

While the hoe was a hoe is a tool made ​​of a farmer rectangular steel plate . Hoe is the epitome of servant alit most of whom are farmers .

Bald hoe means that a true leader is not one who is crowned but she is a carrier for a hoe hoe , seek prosperity for its people .

Javanese people say hoe is papat kang ucul four loose means that : the glory of a person will depend on four things: how to use the eyes , nose , ears and mouth .
① eyes are used to see the difficulties of the people .
② ears are used to hearing the advice and the suffering of the people
③ The nose is used to smell fragrances goodness .
④ mouth used to speak fair .

If four it off , then it must let loose his honor .

Gembelengan means : large head , arrogant , indifferent and their own wishes in using his honor .

GUNDUL2 PACUL means someone loses his head sdh 4 senses the resulting attitude change so
GEMBELENGAN own wishes .
NYUNGGI2 WAKUL KUL means upholding wakul basket or baskets of rice is the place , where in the welfare of the people or places mean to uphold the mandate of the people always . while ,
GEMBELENGAN own wishes or leaders who are only concerned with their own arrogant udelnya stomach and liver , eventually falling
WAKUL NGGLIMPANG basket means , the mandate can not be sustained fall
SEGANE DADI SAK LATAR sia2 means rice so messy , can not be beneficial to the welfare of the people

From the brief description above of course I took from various sources , I want to sing the same song let's sing together !

Gundul gundul pacul.....cul,
gembelengan...
Nyunggi nyunggi wakul.....kul,
gembelengan...
Wakul ngglimpang segane dadi sak latar…
Wakul ngglimpang segane dadi sak latar…