Masakshkhaman Parna is a significant ritual in Jainism, especially among the Shwetambar sect. It is performed at the end of the Paryushan festival when Tapasvis (those who have undertaken fasting or austerities) break their fast. During this occasion, it is common to sing inspirational and devotional songs (stavans or bhajans) that celebrate the spirit of penance, forgiveness, and spiritual upliftment.

A popular type of song is called "Parna Geet" or "Masakshaman Parna Song." While there is no single fixed song, here is a traditional Jain stavan often sung during Parna:

Jai Jai Sakal Tapasya Kari, Jai Jai Vratdhari Jai Jai Vairagya Murti, Jai Jai Shantikari Punya Karya Kijo, Dhanya Karya Kijo Aho! Aho! Tapasya Kijiye, Moksh Marg Chaliye

Translation (approximate): Victory to all those who perform penance, victory to the observers of vows, Victory to the embodiment of renunciation, victory to the bringers of peace. Do meritorious deeds, do blessed deeds, Ah! Ah! Perform austerities, walk the path to liberation.

Additionally, here is a short, commonly sung stavan during Parna:

Abhinandan Tapasya Kariyo, Bhavyata Sudhan Kariyo Parna Sukh Shanti Laiyo, Arihant Bhakti Bhariyo

If you are looking for a specific song or the lyrics to a particular Parna song, please specify the name or a line from the song, and I can try to provide more details within the context of Jain traditions.