ete 'linas tava yaśo 'khila-loka-tīrthaṁ
gāyanta ādi-puruṣānupathaṁ bhajante
prāyo amī muni-gaṇā bhavadīya-mukhyā
gūḍhaṁ vane 'pi na jahaty anaghātma-daivam
ete - all these; alinaḥ - bees; tava - Your; yaśaḥ - reputation; akhila - all; loka-tīrtham - auspicious for the planets; gāyante - are singing; ādi-puruṣa - O original person; anu-patham - along the path; bhajante - they are engaged in transcendental loving service; prāyaḥ - almost; amī - these; muni-gaṇāḥ - great saintly persons; bhavadīya - in relation with You; mukhyāḥ - very advanced devotees; gūḍham - unknown; vane - in the forest; api - although; na - not; jahati - give up; anagha - O personality of transcendental goodness; ātma-daivam - their worshipable Deity.
This is a quotation from Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (10.15.6). Kṛṣṇa and Balarāma were just on the verge of boyhood and were entering the forest of Vṛndāvana when Kṛṣṇa began to offer prayers to please Balarāma.