Ada Appan Mavane Lyrics
From the movie Sathya Sundharam
Ada Appan Mavane Song Lyrics is the track from Sathya Sundharam Tamil Film – 1981. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Aariro aariraro Aariro aariraro
Naan yaaro nee yaaro Ungammaa yaro appaa yaro
Kannu yaaro mookku yaaro kaadhu yaaro
Ada koppan maganae Mummy unakku dummythaanappaa
Edam thappaa poranthanthathai ippo nenachchu Azhuvathu yaenappaaazhuvathu yaenappaa
Ada koppan maganae Mummy unakku dummythaanappaa
Edam thappaa poranthanthathai ippo nenachchu Azhuvathu yaenappaaazhuvathu yaenappaa
Paalootta theriyala seeraatta theriyala Thaalaatta theriyala poraalae veliyilae
Avalaa ongammaa nee azhaama thoongappaa Avalaa ongammaa nee azhaama thoongappaa
Aariro aariraro Paaloota yaaraachchum vaareeyalaa
Aariro aariraro Paaloota yaaraachchum vaareeyalaa
Kadavul idhilae unakkum uravo Avanin ammaa appaa evaro
Kadavul idhilae unakkum uravo Avanin ammaa appaa evaro
Avarae oru naal thaayum aanaar Umaiyaal paalil samanthar vaazhnthaar
Thaayaarai kaanaamalae Yaar yaaro vaazhnthaaradaa
Aiyyaavin kaipaalilae Medhaigal aanaaradaa
Paalootta theriyala seeraatta theriyala Thaalaatta theriyala poraalae veliyilae
Avalaa ongammaa nee azhaama thoongappaa Avalaa ongammaa nee azhaama thoongappaa
Aariro aariraro Paaloota yaaraachchum vaareeyalaa
Ada koppan maganae Mummy unakku dummythaanappaa
Edam thappaa poranthanthathai ippo nenachchu Azhuvathu yaenappaaazhuvathu yaenappaa
Thaaimai uravae thamizhin magimai Thaayin madiyil amarnthaal perumai
Thaaimai uravae thamizhin magimai Thaayin madiyil amarnthaal perumai
Unakko oruththi irunthum illai Unakko neethaan uravin ellai
Kallaana ammaavai nee Kannaalum paaraathedaa
Aiyyaa un vaazhnaalilae Amma endrazhaikkathaedaa
Paalootta theriyala seeraatta theriyala Thaalaatta theriyala poraalae veliyilae
Avalaa ongammaa nee azhaama thoongappaa Avalaa ongammaa nee azhaama thoongappaa
Aariro aariraro Paaloota yaaraachchum vaareeyalaa
Aariro aariraro Aariro aariraro aariraro aariraro
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant lullaby sung by a father to his infant child, who has been abandoned by its mother. The lyrics express the father's deep sorrow and anger towards the mother, who he describes as incapable of nurturing or loving the child. He questions the very identity of the child's parents, lamenting the circumstances of its birth. The father tries to soothe the crying baby by dismissing the biological mother's role, calling her a "dummy," and promising his own unwavering care.
The song also draws upon mythological and historical references to provide comfort and strength. The father reminds the child that even God had no parents, and great saints like Sambandar were nurtured by divine milk or by their fathers, implying that a mother's physical presence isn't the sole determinant of a child's well-being. He urges the child to never acknowledge the absent mother, emphasizing that the child's true family and support system will be found within itself and the father's love. It's a powerful narrative of paternal love, resilience, and the redefinition of family in the face of abandonment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ada Appan Mavane?
Ada Appan Mavane is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Ada Appan Mavane from?
The song Ada Appan Mavane is featured in the movie Sathya Sundharam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ada Appan Mavane?
The lyrics for Ada Appan Mavane were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Ada Appan Mavane lyrics?
Yes! Ada Appan Mavane lyrics from Sathya Sundharam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ada Appan Mavane lyrics?
This song is a poignant lullaby sung by a father to his infant child, who has been abandoned by its mother. The lyrics express the father's deep sorrow and anger towards the mother, who he describes as incapable of nurturing or loving the child. He questions the very identity of the child's parents, lamenting the circumstances of its birth. The father tries to soothe the crying baby by dismissing the biological mother's role, calling her a "dummy," and promising his own unwavering care. The song also draws upon mythological and historical references to provide comfort and strength. The father reminds the child that even God had no parents, and great saints like Sambandar were nurtured by divine milk or by their fathers, implying that a mother's physical presence isn't the sole determinant of a child's well-being. He urges the child to never acknowledge the absent mother, emphasizing that the child's true family and support system will be found within itself and the father's love. It's a powerful narrative of paternal love, resilience, and the redefinition of family in the face of abandonment.
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