Mercury Poove Lyrics
From the movie Pudhiya Geethai
Mercury Poove Song Lyrics is the track from Pudhiya Geethai Tamil Film – 2003, Starring Vijay, Meera Jasmine, Ameesha Patel, Kalabhavan Mani, Karunas, Nassar, Sarath Babu, Ilavarasu, Madhumitha, Florent Pereira. This song was sung by நிதீஷ் கோபாலன். The music was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Lyrics works penned by Pa.Vijay.
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En jannal vantha kaatrai keten En kannil kanda poovai keten
Kaadhal vanthadhum endhan swaasamum Ennai kolvathu yen
{ Naan kangalaalae paarthen unnai Nee mesmerisam seithaai ennai } (2)
Indha kaadhal adhu manasil varumae Adhu vanthu seiyum valigalum sugamae
Kaadhal vanthadhum kaatrin Neeril kaalgal sendridumae
{ Mercury poovae mercury poovae Kannaalae paarthu ennai kondraai } (2)
{ Ada endrum indha kaadhal magizhchi
Iru siragugal vanthathaai unarchi } (2)
Indha kaadhalum vanthathenna enakum
Oru theeyum sutu sutu inikum
Kudhugalikum aasaiyodu nenjam thulliyadhae
{ Mercury poovae mercury poovae Kannaalae paarthu ennai kondraai } (2)
Kavidhaigal vaasika Anbae anbae undhan kangal kodu
Kaatrai naan swaasika Anbae anbae konjam kaadhal kodu
Sooriyan ennai sudugindrathu Unadhu ullangai eeram kodu
Kulirilae ratham uraigindrathu Unadhu idhayathin vepam kodu
{ Yen sudavillai sooriyan ennai Yen sutravillai boomiyum unnai } (2)
Ada kuthavillai mutkal ingae Idhu yen endru keten anbae
Kaadhal endru thaan kaatrum Poovum sernthu solgiradhae
{ Mercury poovae mercury poovae Kannaalae paarthu ennai kondraai } (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song beautifully captures the intoxicating and overwhelming feelings of new love. The protagonist expresses how love has transformed his perception of the world, making even ordinary things like his own breath feel intense and almost painful, yet in a sweet way. He describes being completely mesmerized by his beloved, feeling an inexplicable joy and a sense of lightness, as if he has grown wings. The lyrics convey a sense of wonder and surrender to this powerful emotion, where even pain becomes pleasurable and the heart dances with new desires.
The song further explores the depth of this infatuation, with the protagonist yearning for his beloved's presence and warmth to counteract the harshness of the world. He questions natural phenomena, wondering why the sun doesn't burn him or why the earth doesn't revolve around his love, highlighting the all-consuming nature of his feelings. The recurring metaphor of the 'Mercury flower' suggests something beautiful, elusive, and perhaps dangerously captivating, emphasizing how a mere glance from his beloved has metaphorically 'killed' him with love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mercury Poove?
Mercury Poove is sung by நிதீஷ் கோபாலன்.
Which movie is Mercury Poove from?
The song Mercury Poove is featured in the movie Pudhiya Geethai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mercury Poove?
The lyrics for Mercury Poove were written by Pa.Vijay with music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Is English translation available for Mercury Poove lyrics?
Yes! Mercury Poove lyrics from Pudhiya Geethai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mercury Poove lyrics?
This song beautifully captures the intoxicating and overwhelming feelings of new love. The protagonist expresses how love has transformed his perception of the world, making even ordinary things like his own breath feel intense and almost painful, yet in a sweet way. He describes being completely mesmerized by his beloved, feeling an inexplicable joy and a sense of lightness, as if he has grown wings. The lyrics convey a sense of wonder and surrender to this powerful emotion, where even pain becomes pleasurable and the heart dances with new desires. The song further explores the depth of this infatuation, with the protagonist yearning for his beloved's presence and warmth to counteract the harshness of the world. He questions natural phenomena, wondering why the sun doesn't burn him or why the earth doesn't revolve around his love, highlighting the all-consuming nature of his feelings. The recurring metaphor of the 'Mercury flower' suggests something beautiful, elusive, and perhaps dangerously captivating, emphasizing how a mere glance from his beloved has metaphorically 'killed' him with love.