First Last Lyrics
From the movie Thanga Meengal
First Last Song Lyrics is the track from Thanga Meengal Tamil Film – 2013, Starring Ram, Sadhana, Shelly Kishore, Rohini, Padmapriya Janakiraman, Lizzie Antony, Aruldoss, 'Poo' Ram. This song was sung by பேபி சாதனா, பேபி சஞ்சனா, குழந்தைகள் குழு. The music was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Lyrics works penned by Na. Muthu Kumar.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Baby Sanjana and Children’s chorus
Appakkalum pillaigalum Poga maatten endru adampidikkira
Orae edam pallikoodam mattumthaan
Oh oho oyeah…(2)
First last pass fail Homework exam question paper
Yaaru kandupudicha
Makku plastri stupid idiot Standup on the bench ellaam
Yaaru kandupudicha
Monday tuesday Wednesday thursday friday
Varaikkum school vaikka Yaaru kandupudicha
Schoolu pogathaan pudikkala Exam ezhuthavum pudikkala
Entha paadamum naa padikkala Naa muttipoda poren
Night muzhuvathum padikkiren Naa class vanthathum marakkiren
Right wrong ethu muzhikkiren Naa fail aaga poren
Ohh. he ho yeah We want to fly
Ohh. he ho yeah Where is the sky
Sciene maths social science Subject ellaam englishla padikka
Yaaru kandupudicha Oh god yaaru kandupudicha
Tamizhla pesum pasangala paatha Thalaiyila kotti fine-ah poda
Yaaru kandupudicha Oh god yaaru kandupudicha
Games aadavum time illa Cartoon paakkavum time illa
Exam nadakkura timeula Naa enna pannaporaen
Fees kattithaan padikkiren Naa fuse aagithaan nikkuren
Waste papera questiona Naa thookipodaporen
Ohh. he ho yeah We want to fly
Ohh. he ho yeah Where is the sky
Ohh. he ho yeah We want to fly
Ohh. he ho yeah Where is the sky
Butterflya kaithula katti Freedom pathi paadam nadatha
Yaaru kandupudicha Yaaru kandupudicha
Sengal mela sengal adukki Students sidela pongal vaikka
Yaaru kandupudicha Yaaru kandupudicha
Paati kadhaiyumthaan kekkala Friend koodaiyum pesala
Naa bendu kayanduporen Intha schoolayum pidikkala
Entha schooliyum pidiikkala Vittuvidungada padikkala
Naa fail aaga poren
Ohh. he ho yeah We want to fly
Ohh. he ho yeah Where is the sky
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "First Last," from the movie 'Thanga Meengal,' beautifully captures the innocent yet profound frustrations of a child burdened by the rigidities of the education system. Sung from the perspective of young students, it voices their universal dislike for school, homework, exams, and the seemingly arbitrary rules imposed upon them. The lyrics highlight the irony of learning about freedom while being constrained, the pressure of studying in a foreign language, and the lack of time for play and simple joys, painting a poignant picture of childhood innocence clashing with academic demands.
The song resonates deeply by articulating the unspoken anxieties and desires of children who yearn for freedom, play, and a less structured learning environment. It questions the very foundations of traditional schooling, from the invention of exams and punishments to the emphasis on rote learning over creative expression. The repeated plea, "We want to fly, where is the sky?", serves as a powerful metaphor for their longing to break free from the confines of the classroom and explore the world on their own terms, making it an anthem for every child who has ever felt overwhelmed by school.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of First Last?
First Last is sung by பேபி சாதனா, பேபி சஞ்சனா, குழந்தைகள் குழு.
Which movie is First Last from?
The song First Last is featured in the movie Thanga Meengal.
Who wrote the lyrics for First Last?
The lyrics for First Last were written by Na. Muthu Kumar with music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Is English translation available for First Last lyrics?
Yes! First Last lyrics from Thanga Meengal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of First Last lyrics?
This song, "First Last," from the movie 'Thanga Meengal,' beautifully captures the innocent yet profound frustrations of a child burdened by the rigidities of the education system. Sung from the perspective of young students, it voices their universal dislike for school, homework, exams, and the seemingly arbitrary rules imposed upon them. The lyrics highlight the irony of learning about freedom while being constrained, the pressure of studying in a foreign language, and the lack of time for play and simple joys, painting a poignant picture of childhood innocence clashing with academic demands. The song resonates deeply by articulating the unspoken anxieties and desires of children who yearn for freedom, play, and a less structured learning environment. It questions the very foundations of traditional schooling, from the invention of exams and punishments to the emphasis on rote learning over creative expression. The repeated plea, "We want to fly, where is the sky?", serves as a powerful metaphor for their longing to break free from the confines of the classroom and explore the world on their own terms, making it an anthem for every child who has ever felt overwhelmed by school.