Domer Lyrics
From the movie U Lord
Domer Song Lyrics is the track from U Lord Tamil Film – 2016. This song was sung by அந்தோணி தாசன். The music was composed by Vishal Chandrashekhar. Lyrics works penned by Vivek.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Good evening everybody I wanted to tell
The story about Three boys
Jil Jung Juk Lets begin… ha ha ha
Domer lordu Thotti adichan
Tappu dum dimu Dippu dishu
Kuduthu mudichaan
Domma dokku doen Doppa ducku
Manja makku Jilu jungu juku
Eguru sugaru Nee dubakooru
Lockeru Smuggulu pigilu
Dabalaikka localu
Pori vechu maatala Puli sikkuma tellu.
Nakkalu sikkalu Pikkalu pikkaali
Thookalu
Dingara dongu Dingara dongu
Dingu dongu Dingara dongu
Dingara dongu Dingu dongu dongu
(Dongu dongu dongu)
Aeyiye aeyie Attackk aalu
Uttaalakkadima Aeyiye aeyie
Jillo maadi Illaato kaima
Adiyae adiyae Attaackk aalu
Uttaalakkadima Idiyae idiyae
Ja ja jija Ja ja jija
Ja joma
Domer lordu Thotti adichan
Tappu dum dimu Dippu dishu
Kuduthu mudichaan
Domma dokku doen Doppa ducku
Manja makku Jilu jungu juku
Eguru sugaru Nee dubakooru
Lockeru Smuggulu pigilu
Dabalaikka localu
Pori vechu maatala Puli sikkuma tellu.
Nakkalu sikkalu Pikkalu pikkaali
Thookalu
Dingara dongu Dingara dongu
Dingu dongu Dingara dongu
Dingara dongu Dingu dongu
Kokku makko mama Bekku makko ma
Banga mango mama Ja ja jija
Ja ja jija Ja joma
Kokku makko mama Bekku makko ma
Banga mango mama Ja ja jija
Ja ja jija Ja joma
Dingara dongu Dingara dongu
Dingu dongu Dingara dongu
Dingara dongu Dong dong dong dong
Dongu dongu dongu Dongu dongu dongu
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Domer" from "U Lord" is a high-energy, quirky track that introduces the three protagonists, Jil, Jung, and Juk, in a playful and boisterous manner. The lyrics are characterized by a mix of colloquial Tamil slang, rhythmic onomatopoeia, and seemingly nonsensical phrases, all contributing to a vibrant and rebellious mood. It paints a picture of characters who are street-smart, perhaps a bit mischievous ("you are a fraud," "smuggled whistle"), and too clever to be easily caught ("will a tiger get caught?"). The repeated rhythmic chants and exclamations amplify the song's energetic and celebratory tone, suggesting a carefree and defiant attitude.
The song's charm lies in its raw, unpolished, and highly localized language, which resonates with a specific cultural context. It's less about a linear narrative and more about establishing the persona of the characters – their street credibility, their playful defiance, and their overall "cool" factor within their world. The use of animal metaphors like "crane" and "frog" in a somewhat derogatory or playful context further adds to the song's unique, almost folk-like, yet modern, appeal, making it an anthem for the film's unconventional heroes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Domer?
Domer is sung by அந்தோணி தாசன்.
Which movie is Domer from?
The song Domer is featured in the movie U Lord.
Who wrote the lyrics for Domer?
The lyrics for Domer were written by Vivek with music composed by Vishal Chandrashekhar.
Is English translation available for Domer lyrics?
Yes! Domer lyrics from U Lord include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Domer lyrics?
The song "Domer" from "U Lord" is a high-energy, quirky track that introduces the three protagonists, Jil, Jung, and Juk, in a playful and boisterous manner. The lyrics are characterized by a mix of colloquial Tamil slang, rhythmic onomatopoeia, and seemingly nonsensical phrases, all contributing to a vibrant and rebellious mood. It paints a picture of characters who are street-smart, perhaps a bit mischievous ("you are a fraud," "smuggled whistle"), and too clever to be easily caught ("will a tiger get caught?"). The repeated rhythmic chants and exclamations amplify the song's energetic and celebratory tone, suggesting a carefree and defiant attitude. The song's charm lies in its raw, unpolished, and highly localized language, which resonates with a specific cultural context. It's less about a linear narrative and more about establishing the persona of the characters – their street credibility, their playful defiance, and their overall "cool" factor within their world. The use of animal metaphors like "crane" and "frog" in a somewhat derogatory or playful context further adds to the song's unique, almost folk-like, yet modern, appeal, making it an anthem for the film's unconventional heroes.