
Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen Lyrics
From the movie Deivam Pesuma
Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen Song Lyrics is the track from Deivam Pesuma Tamil Film – 1972. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by Sankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Nee neeyaaga thondruavathaen Mayakkathilae
Thondruvathaen mayakkathilae Kolam podum paarvai indru
Kodiyil aadum malargal meedhu Jaalam seiyum jaadai ennavoo
Hoo hoo hoo hoo
Bodhaiyodu aasai vandhu serndhathu Buthi indru nammai vittu ponadhu
Bodhaiyodu aasai vandhu serndhathu Buthi indru nammai vittu ponadhu
Ninaivugalil mayanguvathaen Ninaivugalil mayanguvathaen
Andha naeram undhan thaevai ennavoo Hoo hoo hoo hoo…hoo ooo oo
Nee neeyaaga thondruavathaen Mayakkathilae
Thondruvathaen mayakkathilae
Katti vaitha maalai ingu vaaduthu Thottu thottu paadum kangal yaengudhu
Kaniyidhazil kalanthuvidu Kaniyidhazil kalanthuvidu
Indha naeram nalla neram allavaa Haa…aa…aa…aa.haaaa
Nee neeyaaga thondruavathaen Mayakkathilae
Thondruvathaen mayakkathilae Kolam podum paarvai indru
Kodiyil aadum malargal meedhu Jaalam seiyum jaadai ennavoo
Hoo hoo hoo hoo
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen" from 'Deivam Pesuma' is a passionate and evocative piece that delves into the intoxicating feelings of love and desire. The lyrics express a state of blissful confusion where the singer feels so deeply connected to their beloved that they see themselves as the other person, lost in a trance. This intense identification signifies a profound emotional merger, where individual identities blur under the spell of affection. The imagery of a "gaze that draws patterns" and "flowers swaying" adds to the romantic and dreamlike atmosphere, suggesting a world transformed by love.
The song further explores the surrender to these overwhelming emotions, where "desire has joined with intoxication" and "senses have left us." This indicates a loss of control, a willing submission to the powerful currents of love, making the present moment feel urgent and significant. The yearning expressed through "eyes that touch and sing" and the plea to "mingle in these ripe lips" highlight a deep longing for physical and emotional intimacy. The repeated question, "Isn't this a good time?", underscores the urgency and perfect timing of their burgeoning love, making the song a vibrant portrayal of romantic rapture and longing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen?
Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen from?
The song Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen is featured in the movie Deivam Pesuma.
Who wrote the lyrics for Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen?
The lyrics for Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Sankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen lyrics?
Yes! Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen lyrics from Deivam Pesuma include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen lyrics?
The song "Nee Neeyaga Thondruvathen" from 'Deivam Pesuma' is a passionate and evocative piece that delves into the intoxicating feelings of love and desire. The lyrics express a state of blissful confusion where the singer feels so deeply connected to their beloved that they see themselves as the other person, lost in a trance. This intense identification signifies a profound emotional merger, where individual identities blur under the spell of affection. The imagery of a "gaze that draws patterns" and "flowers swaying" adds to the romantic and dreamlike atmosphere, suggesting a world transformed by love. The song further explores the surrender to these overwhelming emotions, where "desire has joined with intoxication" and "senses have left us." This indicates a loss of control, a willing submission to the powerful currents of love, making the present moment feel urgent and significant. The yearning expressed through "eyes that touch and sing" and the plea to "mingle in these ripe lips" highlight a deep longing for physical and emotional intimacy. The repeated question, "Isn't this a good time?", underscores the urgency and perfect timing of their burgeoning love, making the song a vibrant portrayal of romantic rapture and longing.
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