Meyyana Inbam Lyrics
From the movie Eesan
Meyyana Inbam Song Lyrics is the track from Eesan Tamil Film – 2010. This song was sung by சுக்விந்தர் சிங், பென்னி டயல் மற்றும் சுனந்தன். The music was composed by James Vasanthan. Lyrics works penned by Na. Muthu Kumar.
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Hp ho ho ho ho ho Hey hey heyeeyyyy
Hp ho ho ho ho ho
Intha iravu thaan Poguthae poguthae
Izhuthukatta kairu kondu vaa Nanbanae nanbanae
Ingae thaan Sorgam naragam rendum ullathae
Aandhai pola thaan Iravilae iravilae
Kannirandai thiranthu vaikalaam Nanbanae nanbanae
Ingae thaan Inbam thunbam rendum ullathae
Endrendrum pagalilae Etho etho valiyilae
Pollatha nyabagathai Thoorathi thoorathi
Kondru podu iravilae Poiyaana vaazhvilae
Meiyaana inbam intha bothaiyalae
Endrendrum manathilae Etho etho kanavilae
Pollatha aasaiyavum Thoorathi thoorathi
Kondru podu iravilae Poiyaaga vaazhum vaazhkai melae
Meiyaana inbam intha bothaiyalae
Hey hey eyyyyy
Intha iravu than Pidikuthae pidikuthae
Arthajamam artham ullathae Nanbanae nanbanae
Ingae thaan satham amaithi Rendum ullathae
Innum inbam thaan Irukuthae irukuthae
Ottrai iravil yaavum theerumo Nanbanae nanbanae
Endraalum kodi iravu Ethiril ullathae
Endrendrum pagalilae Etho etho valiyilae
Pollatha nyabagathai Thoorathi thoorathi
Kondru podu iravilae Poiyaana vaazhvilae
Meiyaana inbam intha bothaiyalae
Endrendrum manathilae Etho etho kanavilae
Pollatha aasaiyavum Thoorathi thoorathi
Kondru podu iravilae Poiyaaga vaazhum vaazhkai melae
Meiyaana inbam intha bothaiyalae
Heyy heyy heyy eyyyy
Endrendrum pagalilae Etho etho valiyilae
Pollatha nyabagathai Thoorathi thoorathi
Kondru podu iravilae Poiyaana vaazhvilae
Meiyaana inbam intha bothaiyalae
Endrendrum manathilae Etho etho kanavilae
Pollatha aasaiyavum Thoorathi thoorathi
Kondru podu iravilae Poiyaaga vaazhum vaazhkai melae
Meiyaana inbam intha bothaiyalae Inbam intha bothaiyalae
Meiyaana inbam intha bothaiyalae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Meyyana Inbam" from 'Eesan' delves into the nocturnal world, portraying it as a realm of liberation and true pleasure, contrasting it sharply with the perceived falsity of daytime existence. The lyrics invite a friend to embrace the night, where one can shed the burdens of "wicked memories" and "wicked desires" that plague the mind during the day. It suggests that in the darkness, amidst a state of intoxication (both literal and metaphorical), one can find genuine happiness and escape the superficiality of life. The night is presented as a space where both heaven and hell, joy and sorrow, noise and silence coexist, offering a complete experience.
The recurring theme emphasizes the transient nature of life and the desire to seize the moment, particularly the liberating essence of the night. The protagonist expresses a fondness for midnight, seeing it as meaningful, and questions if all joy can be exhausted in a single night, acknowledging that countless nights still lie ahead. This reflects a yearning for continuous escape and authentic experience, finding solace and truth in the altered state of consciousness that the night and its accompanying "intoxication" provide, away from the pretense of daily life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Meyyana Inbam?
Meyyana Inbam is sung by சுக்விந்தர் சிங், பென்னி டயல் மற்றும் சுனந்தன்.
Which movie is Meyyana Inbam from?
The song Meyyana Inbam is featured in the movie Eesan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Meyyana Inbam?
The lyrics for Meyyana Inbam were written by Na. Muthu Kumar with music composed by James Vasanthan.
Is English translation available for Meyyana Inbam lyrics?
Yes! Meyyana Inbam lyrics from Eesan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Meyyana Inbam lyrics?
The song "Meyyana Inbam" from 'Eesan' delves into the nocturnal world, portraying it as a realm of liberation and true pleasure, contrasting it sharply with the perceived falsity of daytime existence. The lyrics invite a friend to embrace the night, where one can shed the burdens of "wicked memories" and "wicked desires" that plague the mind during the day. It suggests that in the darkness, amidst a state of intoxication (both literal and metaphorical), one can find genuine happiness and escape the superficiality of life. The night is presented as a space where both heaven and hell, joy and sorrow, noise and silence coexist, offering a complete experience. The recurring theme emphasizes the transient nature of life and the desire to seize the moment, particularly the liberating essence of the night. The protagonist expresses a fondness for midnight, seeing it as meaningful, and questions if all joy can be exhausted in a single night, acknowledging that countless nights still lie ahead. This reflects a yearning for continuous escape and authentic experience, finding solace and truth in the altered state of consciousness that the night and its accompanying "intoxication" provide, away from the pretense of daily life.
