Kanne Navamaniye Lyrics
From the movie En Bommakutty Ammavukku
Kanne Navamaniye Song Lyrics is the track from En Bommakutty Ammavukku Tamil Film – 1988. This song was sung by இளையராஜா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Isaignani Ilayaraja.
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Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Aayiram pichi poovum Arumbarumbaa poothaalum
Vaasam ulla pichi enakku Vaaikaadhu yekkaalum
Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Onnu rendu pethirundhaa Dhukkam adhu thonaadhu
Unnai naanum vittadhanaal Kannu rendum thoongaadhu
Aadaadha oonjalgalai Aada vaitha vannam mayil
Paadaadha sondhangalai Paada vaitha chinna kuyil
Engirukku en uyirae Ennai vittu nee thaniyaa
Vandhu vidu kan maniyae Enakkum ingu orr thunaiyaa
Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Aayiram pichi poovum Arumbarumbaa poothaalum
Vaasam ulla pichi enakku Vaaikaadhu yekkaalum
Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Thavam irundhu petra kili Thavikka vittu ponadhu pol
Thunaiyaaga vandha kili Thaniyaaga poi vidumo
Aadaadha oonjalgalai Aada vaitha vanna mayil
Paadaadha sondhangalai Paada vaitha chinna kuyil
Ennai vittu thannan thani Vaazhndhidumo vaazhndhidumo
En uyirum ennai vittu Poi vidumo poi vidumo
Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Aayiram pichi poovum Arumbarumbaa poothaalum
Vaasam ulla pichi enakku Vaaikaadhu yekkaalum
Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Thavamaa thavam irundhu Thunaiyaaga vandha kili
Thaviyaa thavikka vittu Thaniyaaga sendradhenna
Ooraarin kannu pada Oorgolam ponadhammaa
Yaroda kannu pattu Aathodu ponadhammaa
Kaiyila thaan vechirundhaa Thavari adhu poguminnu
Madiyila naan vechirundhen Madiyuminnu nenaikkaliyae
Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Aayiram pichi poovum Arumbarumbaa poothaalum
Vaasam ulla pichi enakku Vaaikaadhu yekkaalum
Kannae navamaniyae Unna kaanaamal kan urangumo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This poignant song expresses the profound grief and unbearable longing of a parent who has lost their child. The lyrics, sung from the perspective of a mother, describe the child as an irreplaceable 'precious gem' and 'life itself'. The mother laments that her eyes cannot sleep without seeing her child, emphasizing the depth of her sorrow. She uses metaphors like a 'colorful peacock' and 'little cuckoo' to describe the joy and life her child brought, now tragically absent. The pain is so immense that even the thought of having other children wouldn't alleviate this specific loss.
The song further delves into the mother's despair, questioning why her child, obtained through much 'penance', left her alone and in distress. She wonders if an 'evil eye' caused her child to be lost, comparing the child's departure to being swept away by a river. The lines about holding the child in her lap, fearing it might slip from her hand, but never imagining it would perish, powerfully convey the shock and disbelief of her loss. The recurring chorus underscores her constant yearning and the impossibility of finding peace without her beloved child.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kanne Navamaniye?
Kanne Navamaniye is sung by இளையராஜா.
Which movie is Kanne Navamaniye from?
The song Kanne Navamaniye is featured in the movie En Bommakutty Ammavukku.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kanne Navamaniye?
The lyrics for Kanne Navamaniye were written by Isaignani Ilayaraja with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kanne Navamaniye lyrics?
Yes! Kanne Navamaniye lyrics from En Bommakutty Ammavukku include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kanne Navamaniye lyrics?
This poignant song expresses the profound grief and unbearable longing of a parent who has lost their child. The lyrics, sung from the perspective of a mother, describe the child as an irreplaceable 'precious gem' and 'life itself'. The mother laments that her eyes cannot sleep without seeing her child, emphasizing the depth of her sorrow. She uses metaphors like a 'colorful peacock' and 'little cuckoo' to describe the joy and life her child brought, now tragically absent. The pain is so immense that even the thought of having other children wouldn't alleviate this specific loss. The song further delves into the mother's despair, questioning why her child, obtained through much 'penance', left her alone and in distress. She wonders if an 'evil eye' caused her child to be lost, comparing the child's departure to being swept away by a river. The lines about holding the child in her lap, fearing it might slip from her hand, but never imagining it would perish, powerfully convey the shock and disbelief of her loss. The recurring chorus underscores her constant yearning and the impossibility of finding peace without her beloved child.
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