Samayapura Aatha Lyrics
From the movie Samaya Purathale Satchi Tamil
Samayapura Aatha Song Lyrics is the track from Samaya Purathale Satchi Tamil Tamil Film – 1985. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : Vani Jayaram
Music Director : K. V. Mahadevan
Lyricist : Vaali
Sannidhiyin ullirukkum Samapura aathaalae
Mandabathil vandhamarndhu Makkalaithaan kaathaalae
Thaayagha iruppavalae Thaai vayattril pirandhaalae
Pen malaraai pirappeduthu Kann malaria thirandhaalae
Samapura aatha Nee sagalathukkum saatchi
Un sannidhiya paarthaa Rendu kann kollaadha kaatchi
Samapura aatha Nee sagalathukkum saatchi
Un sannidhiya paarthaa Rendu kann kollaadha kaatchi
Samapura aatha Nee sagalathukkum saatchi
Aathaala paarthidathaan Aayiramaai koodum
Sanam alai alaiyaai modhikittu Arula vandhae aadum
Aathaala paarthidathaan Aayiramaai koodum
Sanam alai alaiyaai modhikittu Arula vandhae aadum
Pamba satham ketkaiyilae Pullarikkum odambhu
Nalla udukka satham ketkaiyilae Vedavedakkum narambhu
Samapura aatha Nee sagalathukkum saatchi
Amma en thaayaennu KAiyendhi kettaal
Yaarukkum illaennu Ava solla mattaa
Nee sonna vakkukku Mariyadha koduppaa
Adha neeyum maranthakka Analaaga kodhippaa
Pala kalam poruppa Summavae iruppa
Sandharppam varum bothu Sollaama mudippa
Pala kalam poruppa Summavae iruppa
Sandharppam varum bothu Sollaama mudippa
Samayapura aathaa Nee sagalathukkum saatchi
Un sannidhiya paarthaa Rendu kann kollaadha kaatchi
Velliyilae kannu senju Undiyalil pottaa
Poo vizhundhirukkum vizhigalukkum Velicham vandhu theriyum
Velliyilae kannu senju Undiyalil pottaa
Poo vizhundhirukkum vizhigalukkum Velicham vandhu theriyum
Thappu senja jenmam ellaam Uppu vanghi pottaa
Senja thappugalum paavangalum Uppu pola karaiyum
Thappu senja jenmam ellaam Uppu vanghi pottaa
Senja thappugalum paavangalum Uppu pola karaiyum
Female and Chorus : Samayapura aathaaom Nee sagalathukkum saatchiom
Samayapura aathaaom Nee sagalathukkum saatchiom
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a fervent devotional tribute to Goddess Samayapuram Mariamman, a revered deity in Tamil Nadu. The lyrics describe her as a protective mother figure who resides in her sanctum, always watching over and safeguarding her devotees. It highlights the immense faith people place in her, depicting thousands gathering at her temple, surging like waves, to experience her divine grace and dance in her presence. The powerful sounds of traditional drums like 'pamba' and 'udukka' are said to evoke a profound spiritual experience, causing devotees' bodies to shiver and nerves to tremble in awe.
The song further emphasizes the goddess's compassionate nature, assuring that she never denies a plea made with folded hands. However, it also warns of her fierce justice: while she is patient and silent for a long time, she will eventually act decisively against those who forget their vows or commit wrongs, burning like fire. The lyrics also touch upon traditional offerings, suggesting that silver eyes offered can restore sight, and salt offered by sinners can dissolve their wrongdoings, underscoring the belief in her healing powers and ability to absolve sins. It's a celebration of her omnipresence, her role as a universal witness, and her unwavering protection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Samayapura Aatha?
Samayapura Aatha is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Samayapura Aatha from?
The song Samayapura Aatha is featured in the movie Samaya Purathale Satchi Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Samayapura Aatha?
The lyrics for Samayapura Aatha were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Samayapura Aatha lyrics?
Yes! Samayapura Aatha lyrics from Samaya Purathale Satchi Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Samayapura Aatha lyrics?
This song is a fervent devotional tribute to Goddess Samayapuram Mariamman, a revered deity in Tamil Nadu. The lyrics describe her as a protective mother figure who resides in her sanctum, always watching over and safeguarding her devotees. It highlights the immense faith people place in her, depicting thousands gathering at her temple, surging like waves, to experience her divine grace and dance in her presence. The powerful sounds of traditional drums like 'pamba' and 'udukka' are said to evoke a profound spiritual experience, causing devotees' bodies to shiver and nerves to tremble in awe. The song further emphasizes the goddess's compassionate nature, assuring that she never denies a plea made with folded hands. However, it also warns of her fierce justice: while she is patient and silent for a long time, she will eventually act decisively against those who forget their vows or commit wrongs, burning like fire. The lyrics also touch upon traditional offerings, suggesting that silver eyes offered can restore sight, and salt offered by sinners can dissolve their wrongdoings, underscoring the belief in her healing powers and ability to absolve sins. It's a celebration of her omnipresence, her role as a universal witness, and her unwavering protection.
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