Sirippu Paathi Lyrics
From the movie Enga Veettu Penn - 1965
Sirippu Paathi Song Lyrics is the track from Enga Veettu Penn - 1965 Tamil Film – 1965. This song was sung by பி. பீ . ஸ்ரீநிவாஸ். The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Siruppu paadhi azhugai paadhi Serndhadhallavo manidha jaadhi
Siruppu paadhi azhugai paadhi Serndhadhallavo manidha jaadhi
Siruppu paadhi azhugai paadhi Serndhadhallavo manidha jaadhi
Neruppu paadhi neerum paadhi Niraindhadhallavo ulaga needhi
Neruppu paadhi neerum paadhi Niraindhadhallavo ulaga needhi
Siruppu paadhi azhugai paadhi Serndhadhallavo manidha jaadhi
Pasitha vayittril unavu deivam Paalaivanathil thanneer deivam
Pasitha vayittril unavu deivam Paalaivanathil thanneer deivam
Kottum mazhaiyil koora deivam Kodai veyilin nizhalae deivam
Hooo oo hoo ooo oo oo Siruppu paadhi azhugai paadhi
Serndhadhallavo manidha jaadhi
Udaitha kallil ondru deivam Ondru kovil ondru vaasal
Udaitha kallil ondru deivam Ondru kovil ondru vaasal
Iraivan padaippil ellaam ondrae Idathai poruthae edhuvum maarum
Hooo oo hoo ooo oo oo Siruppu paadhi azhugai paadhi
Serndhadhallavo manidha jaadhi Neruppu paadhi neerum paadhi
Niraindhadhallavo ulaga needhi Siruppu paadhi azhugai paadhi
Serndhadhallavo manidha jaadhi
Aattru vellam pona pinnaale Amaidhi kollum venmanal polae
Naettru thunbam naalai vilagum Nenjam muluthum nimmadhi aagum
Aattru vellam pona pinnaale Amaidhi kollum venmanal polae
Aattru vellam pona pinnaale Amaidhi kollum venmanal polae
Naettru thunbam naalai vilagum Nenjam muluthum nimmadhi aagum
Hooo oo hoo ooo oo oo Siruppu paadhi azhugai paadhi
Serndhadhallavo manidha jaadhi
Indru un marathil ilaiyudhir kaalam Ini varum kaalam thulir vidum kaalam
Indru un marathil ilaiyudhir kaalam Ini varum kaalam thulir vidum kaalam
Poovum pinjum kaayum kaniyum Porumai kondaal marupadi thondrum
Hooo oo hoo ooo oo oo Siruppu paadhi azhugai paadhi
Serndhadhallavo manidha jaadhi Neruppu paadhi neerum paadhi
Niraindhadhallavo ulaga needhi Siruppu paadhi azhugai paadhi
Serndhadhallavo manidha jaadhi
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Sirippu Paathi" is a profound philosophical reflection on the inherent dualities of human existence and the world. It posits that life is a blend of joy and sorrow, just as humanity itself is composed of both laughter and tears. This fundamental balance is extended to nature, comparing it to the coexistence of fire and water. The lyrics emphasize that what is considered 'divine' or essential is often relative to one's immediate need – food for the hungry, water in the desert, shelter from rain, or shade from the sun.
The song further delves into the idea that value and meaning are context-dependent, illustrating how a simple stone can be revered as a deity, part of a temple, or merely a doorway, depending on its placement and purpose. It offers a message of enduring hope and resilience, assuring listeners that just as a river's flood eventually recedes to leave peaceful sands, yesterday's troubles will give way to future tranquility. The metaphor of a tree experiencing autumn followed by a season of new growth, promising flowers and fruits with patience, beautifully encapsulates the cyclical nature of life and the importance of perseverance through difficult times.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sirippu Paathi?
Sirippu Paathi is sung by பி. பீ . ஸ்ரீநிவாஸ்.
Which movie is Sirippu Paathi from?
The song Sirippu Paathi is featured in the movie Enga Veettu Penn - 1965.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sirippu Paathi?
The lyrics for Sirippu Paathi were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Sirippu Paathi lyrics?
Yes! Sirippu Paathi lyrics from Enga Veettu Penn - 1965 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sirippu Paathi lyrics?
The song "Sirippu Paathi" is a profound philosophical reflection on the inherent dualities of human existence and the world. It posits that life is a blend of joy and sorrow, just as humanity itself is composed of both laughter and tears. This fundamental balance is extended to nature, comparing it to the coexistence of fire and water. The lyrics emphasize that what is considered 'divine' or essential is often relative to one's immediate need – food for the hungry, water in the desert, shelter from rain, or shade from the sun. The song further delves into the idea that value and meaning are context-dependent, illustrating how a simple stone can be revered as a deity, part of a temple, or merely a doorway, depending on its placement and purpose. It offers a message of enduring hope and resilience, assuring listeners that just as a river's flood eventually recedes to leave peaceful sands, yesterday's troubles will give way to future tranquility. The metaphor of a tree experiencing autumn followed by a season of new growth, promising flowers and fruits with patience, beautifully encapsulates the cyclical nature of life and the importance of perseverance through difficult times.
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