Moga Sangeetham Lyrics
From the movie Kannan Oru Kai Kuzhandhai
Moga Sangeetham Song Lyrics is the track from Kannan Oru Kai Kuzhandhai Tamil Film – 1978, Starring Sivakumar, Sumithra, Sathyaraj, Sowcar Janaki, Manorama, Jai Ganesh, Major Sundarrajan, Suruli Rajan, Sathyapriya, R. Neelakantan. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Moga sangeetham Nilavae nilavae adhai ketka vandhaaiyo
Moga sangeetham Nilavae nilavae adhai ketka vandhaaiyo
Moga sangeetham
Vaanilaa vandhadhingae Engal thaenilaa engae
Naanamae ponadhengae Enna gaanamo ingae
Oomaiyin raagam ilam thaalam Indha vaedhanai podhum
Andhi pagal ival paadum
Moga sangeetham Nilavae nilavae adhai ketka vandhaaiyo
Moga sangeetham
Raathiri sayanam illai Kannai saathinaen illai
Ragasiyam thoongavillai Idhil adhisayam illai
Manmadhan angae radhi ingae Kanai ponadhu engae
Kaama radhi suga geetham
Moga sangeetham Nilavae nilavae adhai ketka vandhaaiyo
Moga sangeetham
Kangalaal solli vaithaen Adhai kaanavae illai
Pengalae yaavum sonnaal Adhil perumaiyae illai
Ithanai sonnaen idhu podhum Enai paaraai kannaa
Sutru suvargalin moodi
Moga sangeetham Nilavae nilavae adhai ketka vandhaaiyo
Moga sangeetham
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Moga Sangeetham', is a poignant expression of a woman's unfulfilled longing and desire. She addresses the moon, asking if it has come to witness her 'melody of desire', implying a deep, unspoken yearning. She laments the absence of her beloved, comparing her situation to a 'sky-moon' (herself) waiting for her 'honey-moon' (her lover). The lyrics convey a sense of vulnerability and desperation, as she speaks of her lost shyness and the 'mute's melody' – her silent suffering and unspoken love that she sings day and night.
The second half of the song delves deeper into her emotional turmoil. She describes sleepless nights, eyes that refuse to close, and a 'secret' (her love) that remains awake. She uses mythological references, mentioning Manmadhan (the god of love) and Rathi, questioning where love's arrow has gone, suggesting a missed connection or unrequited passion. Her attempts to communicate her feelings through her eyes have gone unnoticed, and she feels that explicitly stating everything would diminish her pride. The song ends with a plea to her beloved, Kannaa, to finally see her, emphasizing her isolation within 'surrounding walls', symbolizing her emotional confinement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Moga Sangeetham?
Moga Sangeetham is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Moga Sangeetham from?
The song Moga Sangeetham is featured in the movie Kannan Oru Kai Kuzhandhai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Moga Sangeetham?
The lyrics for Moga Sangeetham were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Moga Sangeetham lyrics?
Yes! Moga Sangeetham lyrics from Kannan Oru Kai Kuzhandhai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Moga Sangeetham lyrics?
This song, 'Moga Sangeetham', is a poignant expression of a woman's unfulfilled longing and desire. She addresses the moon, asking if it has come to witness her 'melody of desire', implying a deep, unspoken yearning. She laments the absence of her beloved, comparing her situation to a 'sky-moon' (herself) waiting for her 'honey-moon' (her lover). The lyrics convey a sense of vulnerability and desperation, as she speaks of her lost shyness and the 'mute's melody' – her silent suffering and unspoken love that she sings day and night. The second half of the song delves deeper into her emotional turmoil. She describes sleepless nights, eyes that refuse to close, and a 'secret' (her love) that remains awake. She uses mythological references, mentioning Manmadhan (the god of love) and Rathi, questioning where love's arrow has gone, suggesting a missed connection or unrequited passion. Her attempts to communicate her feelings through her eyes have gone unnoticed, and she feels that explicitly stating everything would diminish her pride. The song ends with a plea to her beloved, Kannaa, to finally see her, emphasizing her isolation within 'surrounding walls', symbolizing her emotional confinement.
