Here are the lyrics of the stavan line as commonly sung in Jain tradition (Gujarati/Hindi transliteration found in Jain stavan collections):

BHALU THAYU NE AME PRABHU GUN GAAYA RASNA NO RAS PRRDHO RE THAL BHARINE MOTIDE VADHAVO PRABHUJINE FULDE VADHAVO REH

THAIYA THAIYA NATAK KARTA DADANE DARBAARE RE

(In many renditions, the verses continue with devotional lines praising the Jina and inviting him to shower grace, followed by further stotras and dhravyas. Different communities may have slight word-order or wording variations, but the central devotional sense remains the same: we have witnessed the Jina’s virtues and sing them with devotion.)

Meaning (artha) based on Jain tradition:

• We have become pleased and moved by remembering and singing the glories of the Tirthankara (the Jina).
• The sense of tasting the sweetness of the Jina’s virtues fills our speech and heart.
• We bow to the Jina, praising his qualities, and we call upon him to shower his grace upon us.
• The stavan is a humble, devotional recitation meant to awaken reverence, discipline, and inner purity.

Notes on tradition:

• There are small variations between Digambar and Shwetambar recensions in wording or verse order. The overall purpose and spirit—praising the Jinas and seeking auspicious influence for the soul—remain the same.
• If you want a verbatim version from a specific tradition’s canon, I can provide it, but I’ll need to confirm the exact textual form from that tradition.

About sources and where you can read more:

• You can read more on related Jain stavan texts and their meanings in Jain knowledge resources.

If you’d like, I can pull a precise, fully accurate version from a specific Jain tradition (Digambar or Shwetambar) and include the exact line-by-line text with its artha.