How did Das Ganu describe Sai Baba's multifaceted nature in the song he composed?

After witnessing the miracle of the Ganga and Yamuna flowing from Sai Baba's feet, Das Ganu was inspired to compose a song praising Baba's divine nature. A summary of this song, provided in Chapter 4, highlights Baba's multifaceted and all-encompassing form. He is described as the Trinity (Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva), showing different aspects at different times: speaking like the creator Brahma, showing a fierce form like Rudra, or being playful like Krishna. The song also points out the beautiful paradox of Baba's life: he loved Hindus but lived in a mosque for Muslims, and though he lived as a beggar, he could shame the wealthy with his spiritual richness. This composition celebrates Baba's unfathomable power.