Enakku Neeyum Lyrics
From the movie Thaali Dhanam
Enakku Neeyum Song Lyrics is the track from Thaali Dhanam Tamil Film – 1987. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Enakku neeyum unakku naanum Endrum kuzhandhai dhaan
Jeevan irandum serndhu thazhuvum podhu Vaazhvae kavidhai dhaan
Enakku neeyum unakku naanum Endrum kuzhandhai dhaan
Jeevan irandum serndhu thazhuvum podhu Vaazhvae kavidhai dhaan
Idhu kallin mel ezhuthaagum Idhu endrendrum nilaiyaagum
Idhu kallin mel ezhuthaagum Idhu endrendrum nilaiyaagum
Mannilae vizhundha mazhai Andha mannin niramaagum
Mannilae vizhundha mazhai Andha mannin niramaagum
Unnilae kalandha manam Adhu unnai vittu engu pogum
Unnilae kalandha manam Adhu unnai vittu engu pogum
Nee enakku mootha pillai Endrum idhil maatramillai
Thaayaaga naanaagum perum thandhaai Thaalaattu naan paada raagam thandhaai
Aaa aa aa
Enakku neeyum unakku naanum Endrum kuzhandhai dhaan
Endrum kuzhandhai dhaan
Unnai naan uranga vaithaen Indha annai madi melae
Thumminaal thuyil kalaiyum Endru anji nindra nenjam dhaanae
Peru solla pillai ondru Mannanukku illai endru
Naan konda aadhangam ondrae ondru Nee andha sogathai theerththaai indru
Aaaaa.aa…
Enakku neeyum unakku naanum Endrum kuzhandhai dhaan
Jeevan irandum serndhu thazhuvum podhu Vaazhvae kavidhai dhaan
Idhu kallin mel ezhuthaagum Idhu endrendrum nilaiyaagum
Idhu kallin mel ezhuthaagum Idhu endrendrum nilaiyaagum
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Enakku Neeyum" from 'Thaali Dhanam' is a poignant expression of deep, unconditional love, likely between a mother and her child, or perhaps a couple where one takes on a maternal role. The lyrics beautifully portray a bond so profound that it transcends conventional roles, where both individuals feel like eternal children in each other's presence, and their union transforms life into poetry. It emphasizes the permanence and depth of this connection, comparing it to writing etched in stone and rain merging with the earth.
The second part of the song reveals a more specific context, where the speaker (likely a mother figure) expresses immense gratitude for the child. The lines "You are my elder child, there is no change in this ever. You gave me the blessing of becoming a mother, You gave me the tune to sing lullabies" suggest a unique relationship, possibly an adopted child or a child born after a long wait, who has brought immense joy and fulfilled a deep longing for motherhood. The sorrow of not having a child to call by name is resolved by this precious arrival, highlighting the child's role in completing the speaker's life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Enakku Neeyum?
Enakku Neeyum is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Enakku Neeyum from?
The song Enakku Neeyum is featured in the movie Thaali Dhanam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Enakku Neeyum?
The lyrics for Enakku Neeyum were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Enakku Neeyum lyrics?
Yes! Enakku Neeyum lyrics from Thaali Dhanam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Enakku Neeyum lyrics?
The song "Enakku Neeyum" from 'Thaali Dhanam' is a poignant expression of deep, unconditional love, likely between a mother and her child, or perhaps a couple where one takes on a maternal role. The lyrics beautifully portray a bond so profound that it transcends conventional roles, where both individuals feel like eternal children in each other's presence, and their union transforms life into poetry. It emphasizes the permanence and depth of this connection, comparing it to writing etched in stone and rain merging with the earth. The second part of the song reveals a more specific context, where the speaker (likely a mother figure) expresses immense gratitude for the child. The lines "You are my elder child, there is no change in this ever. You gave me the blessing of becoming a mother, You gave me the tune to sing lullabies" suggest a unique relationship, possibly an adopted child or a child born after a long wait, who has brought immense joy and fulfilled a deep longing for motherhood. The sorrow of not having a child to call by name is resolved by this precious arrival, highlighting the child's role in completing the speaker's life.
