
Thannuyir Pirivadhai Lyrics
From the movie Panam Padaithavan
Thannuyir Pirivadhai Song Lyrics is the track from Panam Padaithavan Tamil Film – 1965. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by Vishwanathan, #8211; Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Thannuyir pirivadhai Paarthavar illai
Ennuyir pirivadhai paarthu nindren Naan ennuyir pirivadhai paarthu nindren
Ennudanae enthan Poo udal vaazhum
Unnudanae enthan ponnuyir pogum
Thannuyir pirivadhai Paarthavar illai
Ennuyir pirivadhai paarthu nindren Naan ennuyir pirivadhai paarthu nindren
Dheivaththai ninaithaen Thaerendru valarnthen
Thendralai ninaithae Poovendru malarnthen
Thaerendrum illai Poovendrum illai
Kanneeril kaalam sella verenna vendum Kanneeril kaalam sella verenna vendum
Thannuyir pirivadhai Paarthavar illai
Ennuyir pirivadhai paarthu nindren Naan ennuyir pirivadhai paarthu nindren
Mannanai ninaithae Maaligai amaithen
Vallalai ninaithae Maiyalai valarthen
Maaligai illai Mannanum illai
Kanneeril kaalam sella verenna vendum Kanneeril kaalam sella verenna vendum
Thannuyir pirivadhai Paarthavar illai
Ennuyir pirivadhai paarthu nindren Naan ennuyir pirivadhai paarthu nindren
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Thannuyir Pirivadhai" from the 1965 film 'Panam Padaithavan' is a poignant lament of a heartbroken individual, likely a woman, who feels her very essence departing from her body due to the loss of a beloved. The central theme revolves around the profound pain of separation, so intense that it feels like one's soul is leaving while the physical body remains. The lyrics express a deep sense of despair, where the speaker claims to have witnessed her own soul's departure, a phenomenon no one else has ever experienced. She contrasts her physical existence with the spiritual connection she had, stating that her "flower-like body" lives on, but her "golden soul" has gone with her beloved.
The verses further elaborate on her shattered dreams and hopes. She recalls building aspirations around her love, likening herself to a chariot grown from divine thought or a flower bloomed by a gentle breeze. However, these grand visions and delicate hopes have vanished, leaving behind only tears. Similarly, she built a metaphorical palace for her "king" (her beloved) and nurtured her love for him, only to find that both the palace and the king are gone. The recurring refrain, "What else is needed for time to pass in tears?", underscores the utter desolation and the belief that her life is now destined to be spent in sorrow, with nothing left to live for but her grief.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thannuyir Pirivadhai?
Thannuyir Pirivadhai is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Thannuyir Pirivadhai from?
The song Thannuyir Pirivadhai is featured in the movie Panam Padaithavan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thannuyir Pirivadhai?
The lyrics for Thannuyir Pirivadhai were written by Vaali with music composed by Vishwanathan – Ramamoorthy.
Is English translation available for Thannuyir Pirivadhai lyrics?
Yes! Thannuyir Pirivadhai lyrics from Panam Padaithavan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thannuyir Pirivadhai lyrics?
The song "Thannuyir Pirivadhai" from the 1965 film 'Panam Padaithavan' is a poignant lament of a heartbroken individual, likely a woman, who feels her very essence departing from her body due to the loss of a beloved. The central theme revolves around the profound pain of separation, so intense that it feels like one's soul is leaving while the physical body remains. The lyrics express a deep sense of despair, where the speaker claims to have witnessed her own soul's departure, a phenomenon no one else has ever experienced. She contrasts her physical existence with the spiritual connection she had, stating that her "flower-like body" lives on, but her "golden soul" has gone with her beloved. The verses further elaborate on her shattered dreams and hopes. She recalls building aspirations around her love, likening herself to a chariot grown from divine thought or a flower bloomed by a gentle breeze. However, these grand visions and delicate hopes have vanished, leaving behind only tears. Similarly, she built a metaphorical palace for her "king" (her beloved) and nurtured her love for him, only to find that both the palace and the king are gone. The recurring refrain, "What else is needed for time to pass in tears?", underscores the utter desolation and the belief that her life is now destined to be spent in sorrow, with nothing left to live for but her grief.
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