Ulagam Oru Vaadagai Lyrics
From the movie Thaiyalkaran
Ulagam Oru Vaadagai Song Lyrics is the track from Thaiyalkaran Tamil Film – 1991. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம். The music was composed by S. P. Balasubrahmanyam. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Ulagam oru vaadaga veedu Varalaam adhil aayiram peru
Vandha perellaam en sondhamaa
Kaadhal oru kaanalai polae Nenachaen adhai kaaviri polae
Thoondil pottdhae en paavamaa
Irundhadhu oru kili Parandhadhu thani vazhi
Ammamaa ammamaaa amammaa ammmaaa
Ulagam oru vaadaga veedu Varalaam adhil aayiram peru
Vandha perellaam en sondhamaa
Yaeaeae… Thannanaa thannaaaa
Thananaann thannananan Thannanana thannananan
Thannanan aa Ho hoiiii…
Thanananthananna thannananan thannaa haan
Vaendaadha paasam varavaetra paavam Vidiyaamal pochae en vaanam dhaan
Meettaadha veenai naan meettum vaelai Mudiyaamal pochae en gaanam dhaan
Thaen vaartha mullai ennodu illai Kadandhaachu ellaai netrodudhaan
Irundhadhu oru kili parandhadhu thani vazhi Ammamaa ammamaaa amammaa ammmaaa
Ulagam oru vaadaga veedu Varalaam adhil aayiram peru
Vandha perellaam en sondhamaa
Eeraezhu jenmam idhu ondru podhum Inimaelum kaadhal vaendam ammaa
Sugam vaanga ponaen sumai thaangi aanen Ini melum baaram thangaadhammaa
Engae un veedu angae un vaazhvu
Nalamaaga thaanae naan vaazhthuvaen
Irundhadhu oru kili parandhadhu thani vazhi
Ammamaa ammamaaa amammaa ammmaaa
Ulagam oru vaadaga veedu Varalaam adhil aayiram peru
Vandha perellaam en sondhamaa Vandha perellaam en sondhamaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Ulagam Oru Vaadagai' is a poignant reflection on the transient nature of life and relationships. The protagonist likens the world to a rented house, where people come and go, questioning the permanence of any connection. He expresses deep disillusionment with love, which he initially perceived as pure and abundant like the Kaveri river, but ultimately found to be an elusive mirage. The imagery of a parrot flying its separate way symbolizes a lost love or a cherished person who has departed, leaving him with a sense of abandonment and regret over his emotional investment.
The lyrics convey a profound sense of heartbreak and resignation. The singer laments that welcoming an 'unwanted affection' was a mistake, leading to the loss of his 'dawn' and leaving his 'song' incomplete. He declares that he has endured enough pain, stating that even fourteen lifetimes of suffering would be sufficient, and wishes to avoid love henceforth. Despite his personal anguish, he extends a blessing to his former beloved, wishing them well wherever they may be, highlighting a mature, albeit sorrowful, acceptance of his fate. The song's melancholic tone resonates with anyone who has experienced the impermanence of human connections and the emotional toll of unfulfilled expectations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ulagam Oru Vaadagai?
Ulagam Oru Vaadagai is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம்.
Which movie is Ulagam Oru Vaadagai from?
The song Ulagam Oru Vaadagai is featured in the movie Thaiyalkaran.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ulagam Oru Vaadagai?
The lyrics for Ulagam Oru Vaadagai were written by Vaali with music composed by S. P. Balasubrahmanyam.
Is English translation available for Ulagam Oru Vaadagai lyrics?
Yes! Ulagam Oru Vaadagai lyrics from Thaiyalkaran include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ulagam Oru Vaadagai lyrics?
The song 'Ulagam Oru Vaadagai' is a poignant reflection on the transient nature of life and relationships. The protagonist likens the world to a rented house, where people come and go, questioning the permanence of any connection. He expresses deep disillusionment with love, which he initially perceived as pure and abundant like the Kaveri river, but ultimately found to be an elusive mirage. The imagery of a parrot flying its separate way symbolizes a lost love or a cherished person who has departed, leaving him with a sense of abandonment and regret over his emotional investment. The lyrics convey a profound sense of heartbreak and resignation. The singer laments that welcoming an 'unwanted affection' was a mistake, leading to the loss of his 'dawn' and leaving his 'song' incomplete. He declares that he has endured enough pain, stating that even fourteen lifetimes of suffering would be sufficient, and wishes to avoid love henceforth. Despite his personal anguish, he extends a blessing to his former beloved, wishing them well wherever they may be, highlighting a mature, albeit sorrowful, acceptance of his fate. The song's melancholic tone resonates with anyone who has experienced the impermanence of human connections and the emotional toll of unfulfilled expectations.