I am Sorry Lyrics
From the movie Anbu Chinnam Tamil
I am Sorry Song Lyrics is the track from Anbu Chinnam Tamil Tamil Film – 1989. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம்.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : S. P. Balasubrahmanyam
Music Director : Ilayaraja
Lyricist : Vaali
Vaathiyathai vaasi endraale Kannaa gopala
Sudhi saethu kolvaen daa… Poo maalai maattru endraale
Appa gopala
Or azhagu ponnu thevaiyada Teacher vandhu bommai varaiyum bodhae
Paavam gopala Adhu kurngu pola aavaadhaaaacome on
I am sorry so sorry I am sorry so sorry
Pillaiyarai nenachu naan thaan Pidicha podhum korungu achae
Gopala rama raamaa Buthi pochae gopala rama
Gopala rama raamaa Buthi pochae gopala rama
I am sorry so sorry I am sorry so sorry
Boomikkul yaarukkum nenjukkullae Penn mael mogam undu
Boomikkul yaarukkum nenjukkullae Penn mael mogam undu
Kannan pol yaarukkum thaan Paavai sabalam
Kanni poongodiyai kandaal Paadhi sarasam
Kannan pol yaarukkum thaan Paavai sabalam
Kanni poongodiyai kandaal Paadhi sarasam
Manasukkul yedho thaen sottudhu Maranam thaan eppovoo yaar solvadhu
Aalukkoru aasai nenju Alai adichu azhum bodhu
Thanniyadi daahahaha…
I am sorry so sorry I am sorry so sorry
Kaadhalum premaiyum osandhadhadaa… Haaaa…aaa.
Aasaiyoo yaaraiyum asathudhadahaaaa Aadidum naal mattum adhu vidutha
Aaduvom aadendaa Yes boss
Aadidum naal mattum adhu vidutha Aaduvom aadendaa
Or naalum idhukkoru ellai undoo Kanneerum mangaiyum kasapadhundoo
Or naalum idhukkoru ellai undoo Kanneerum mangaiyum kasapadhundoo
Madhu unna sattam…yaar pottadhu Vaazhvukku artham…yaar sonnadhu
Aalukkoru aattam enna artham enna Kidaikkum podhu thanniyadidaa…aacome on
I am sorry so sorry I am sorry so sorry
Pillaiyarai nenachu naan thaan Pidicha podhum korungu achae
Gopala rama raamaa Buthi pochae gopala rama
Gopala rama raamaa Buthi pochae gopala rama
I am sorry so sorry I am sorry so sorry
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "I am Sorry" from "Anbu Chinnam Tamil" is a light-hearted, philosophical take on human nature, desires, and the acceptance of one's imperfections. The singer playfully admits to his inherent human flaws and desires, using the recurring phrase "I am sorry, so sorry" not as a genuine apology but as a humorous acknowledgment of his inability to resist temptations. He likens his efforts to sculpt Ganesha but ending up with a monkey, symbolizing how intentions often deviate from outcomes, especially when it comes to matters of the heart and worldly pleasures. The song suggests that despite good intentions, human nature often leads one astray, and there's a certain resignation and acceptance in this playful self-deprecation.
The lyrics delve into universal themes of desire, love, and the pursuit of pleasure. It questions societal norms and the meaning of life, suggesting that life is short and filled with inherent desires that are hard to suppress. The references to Krishna's temptations and the idea that everyone harbors desires for beauty underscore a shared human experience. The song encourages living in the moment, embracing life's offerings, and not overthinking the rules or the ultimate meaning, especially when faced with the fleeting nature of existence. It's a celebration of human imperfection and a call to enjoy life's simple pleasures without excessive guilt or over-analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of I am Sorry?
I am Sorry is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம்.
Which movie is I am Sorry from?
The song I am Sorry is featured in the movie Anbu Chinnam Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for I am Sorry?
The lyrics for I am Sorry were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for I am Sorry lyrics?
Yes! I am Sorry lyrics from Anbu Chinnam Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of I am Sorry lyrics?
The song "I am Sorry" from "Anbu Chinnam Tamil" is a light-hearted, philosophical take on human nature, desires, and the acceptance of one's imperfections. The singer playfully admits to his inherent human flaws and desires, using the recurring phrase "I am sorry, so sorry" not as a genuine apology but as a humorous acknowledgment of his inability to resist temptations. He likens his efforts to sculpt Ganesha but ending up with a monkey, symbolizing how intentions often deviate from outcomes, especially when it comes to matters of the heart and worldly pleasures. The song suggests that despite good intentions, human nature often leads one astray, and there's a certain resignation and acceptance in this playful self-deprecation. The lyrics delve into universal themes of desire, love, and the pursuit of pleasure. It questions societal norms and the meaning of life, suggesting that life is short and filled with inherent desires that are hard to suppress. The references to Krishna's temptations and the idea that everyone harbors desires for beauty underscore a shared human experience. The song encourages living in the moment, embracing life's offerings, and not overthinking the rules or the ultimate meaning, especially when faced with the fleeting nature of existence. It's a celebration of human imperfection and a call to enjoy life's simple pleasures without excessive guilt or over-analysis.
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