Kaadhal Lyrics
From the movie Kaadhal Song Lyrics Tamil Album
Kaadhal Song Lyrics is the track from Kaadhal Song Lyrics Tamil Album Tamil Film – 2018. This song was sung by சித் ஸ்ரீராம். The music was composed by A. H. Kaashif. Lyrics works penned by Mohan Rajan.
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Ohoo…uuu…aaa… Ohoo…uuu…aaa
Kaadhal yaaraiyum kaayam Seivathu illai
Ellam en thavaru thaanae
Kaadhal yaarukkum kanneer Tharuvathu illai
Ellam ada en kanavu thaanae
En kangal illathu irundhaal Unnai adhu kaataathu irundhaal
Naan indru naanaa iruppen Illaiyaa illaiyaa
Naan pennaai Pirakaathu irundhal
Idhu ellam nadantha irukkum Yaaru enna sonnalum
Un melae kovam illai Illai…illai…eeee
Illai… Illai…
Ennodu unnai vittu Neeyum thaan thooram sendrai
Seriyaa thavaraa Seri thavara
Thavaraa seriyaa
Kanneeril karainthae pogum Naan kanda kanavugal ellam
Seriyaa thavaraa Seri thavara
Thavaraa seriyaa
Kaadhal yaarukum kaayam Seivathu illai
Endraal manathil vazhigal yeno
Un viralai seradhu irundhaal Un ninaivil vaazhalathu irundhaal
En kaadhal alintha irukkum Ketkiren unnaiyae
Male & Female : Thooram thaan aanal kooda
Vaanam thaan vendum endru Megam dhaan azhuthaalum
Yaar meedhu thavaragum agum
Haaohooo Haa…mmm…haa
Kaadhal yaaraiyum kaayam Seivathu illai
Ellam ada en thavaru thaanae
Kaadhal yaarukum kanneer Tharuvathu illai
Ellam ada en kanavu thaanae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kaadhal" from the 2018 album explores the profound pain of heartbreak and self-blame following a separation. The lyricist, Mohan Rajan, crafts a narrative where the protagonist, likely a woman, grapples with the aftermath of a failed relationship. She repeatedly asserts that love itself is not to blame for the suffering, but rather attributes the pain to her own actions, dreams, and even her very existence. This internal conflict highlights a deep sense of regret and a poignant acceptance of personal responsibility for the emotional turmoil.
The lyrics delve into rhetorical questions, questioning if her life would have been different had she not seen her beloved or been born a woman, suggesting a fatalistic view of her love story. Despite the partner's departure, she expresses no anger towards them, instead turning the introspection inward. The recurring motif of "right or wrong" underscores her confusion and the lingering questions about the relationship's end. The metaphor of the cloud crying for the distant sky beautifully encapsulates the natural, yet ultimately unfulfilled, longing, further emphasizing the theme of unavoidable sorrow.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaadhal?
Kaadhal is sung by சித் ஸ்ரீராம்.
Which movie is Kaadhal from?
The song Kaadhal is featured in the movie Kaadhal Song Lyrics Tamil Album.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaadhal?
The lyrics for Kaadhal were written by Mohan Rajan with music composed by A. H. Kaashif.
Is English translation available for Kaadhal lyrics?
Yes! Kaadhal lyrics from Kaadhal Song Lyrics Tamil Album include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaadhal lyrics?
The song "Kaadhal" from the 2018 album explores the profound pain of heartbreak and self-blame following a separation. The lyricist, Mohan Rajan, crafts a narrative where the protagonist, likely a woman, grapples with the aftermath of a failed relationship. She repeatedly asserts that love itself is not to blame for the suffering, but rather attributes the pain to her own actions, dreams, and even her very existence. This internal conflict highlights a deep sense of regret and a poignant acceptance of personal responsibility for the emotional turmoil. The lyrics delve into rhetorical questions, questioning if her life would have been different had she not seen her beloved or been born a woman, suggesting a fatalistic view of her love story. Despite the partner's departure, she expresses no anger towards them, instead turning the introspection inward. The recurring motif of "right or wrong" underscores her confusion and the lingering questions about the relationship's end. The metaphor of the cloud crying for the distant sky beautifully encapsulates the natural, yet ultimately unfulfilled, longing, further emphasizing the theme of unavoidable sorrow.