Hey Harey Dayala Lyrics
From the movie Meera Film
Hey Harey Dayala Song Lyrics is the track from Meera Film Tamil Film – 1945. This song was sung by எம். எஸ். சுப்புலட்சுமி. The music was composed by S. V. Venkatraman. Lyrics works penned by Parthi Bhaskar.
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Hae harae dhayaalaa… Ha…aa…aaaaaa
Hae harae dhayaalaa Ennuyirkkiniya manavaalaaaa…aa…
Vaenguzhalin naadham kaadhilae Vaenguzhalin naadham kaadhilae
Aaramudham polae paayudhae Aaramudham polae paayudhae
Vaenguzhalin naadham kaadhilae
Sannidhi thannai Naan agalaenae
Sannidhi thannai Naan agalaenae
Karunaa saagaraa Unn sannidhi thannai
Naan agalaenae Karunaa saagaraa…aa…
Karunaa saagaraa
Ennai valiya vandhaalum Iraivaa
Ennai valiya vandhaalum iraivaa Kannaa en jeevaeshwaraa
Ennai valiya vandhaalum iraivaa Kannaa en jeevaeshwaraa
Udaiyavaa adimaiyaal Viduvaiyo
En udaiyavaa un adimaiyaal Kai viduvaiyo
All : Thaamarai paadhanae Dhaevagi maindhanae
Meeraa prabhu dheeraa Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa jaya
All : Meeraa prabhu dheeraa Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa
Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa
Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa
Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa
Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa ‘ Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa
Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa
Thooyanae maayanae Dhwaarakaa naadhanae hae prabho
All : Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa
Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa
Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa
Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa Jaya meeraa prabu dheeraa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song, "Hey Harey Dayala," from the 1945 film 'Meera,' is a heartfelt plea and expression of unwavering devotion from Meera to Lord Krishna. Sung by the legendary M.S. Subbulakshmi, who immortalized the role of Meera, the lyrics beautifully capture the essence of Bhakti. Meera addresses Krishna as her compassionate Lord and beloved groom, describing the intoxicating effect of his flute music, which flows into her ears like divine nectar. She declares her steadfast refusal to leave his presence, calling him the Ocean of Compassion and her life's sovereign, yearning for him to come and claim her.
The song escalates into a fervent prayer, where Meera questions if her Lord, her master, would ever abandon his devoted servant. The chorus, involving all, celebrates Krishna as the lotus-footed son of Devaki and proclaims victory to Meera's brave Lord. The lyrics further extol Krishna as the pure, enchanting Lord of Dwaraka, reinforcing the deep spiritual connection and surrender that defines Meera's devotion. It's a timeless portrayal of a soul's intense longing and dedication to the divine, resonating with themes of love, surrender, and spiritual ecstasy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Hey Harey Dayala?
Hey Harey Dayala is sung by எம். எஸ். சுப்புலட்சுமி.
Which movie is Hey Harey Dayala from?
The song Hey Harey Dayala is featured in the movie Meera Film.
Who wrote the lyrics for Hey Harey Dayala?
The lyrics for Hey Harey Dayala were written by Parthi Bhaskar with music composed by S. V. Venkatraman.
Is English translation available for Hey Harey Dayala lyrics?
Yes! Hey Harey Dayala lyrics from Meera Film include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Hey Harey Dayala lyrics?
This devotional song, "Hey Harey Dayala," from the 1945 film 'Meera,' is a heartfelt plea and expression of unwavering devotion from Meera to Lord Krishna. Sung by the legendary M.S. Subbulakshmi, who immortalized the role of Meera, the lyrics beautifully capture the essence of Bhakti. Meera addresses Krishna as her compassionate Lord and beloved groom, describing the intoxicating effect of his flute music, which flows into her ears like divine nectar. She declares her steadfast refusal to leave his presence, calling him the Ocean of Compassion and her life's sovereign, yearning for him to come and claim her. The song escalates into a fervent prayer, where Meera questions if her Lord, her master, would ever abandon his devoted servant. The chorus, involving all, celebrates Krishna as the lotus-footed son of Devaki and proclaims victory to Meera's brave Lord. The lyrics further extol Krishna as the pure, enchanting Lord of Dwaraka, reinforcing the deep spiritual connection and surrender that defines Meera's devotion. It's a timeless portrayal of a soul's intense longing and dedication to the divine, resonating with themes of love, surrender, and spiritual ecstasy.
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