Uyire Uyire Inimel Lyrics
From the movie Ival Oru Pournami
Uyire Uyire Inimel Song Lyrics is the track from Ival Oru Pournami Tamil Film – 1987. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Manimudi.
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Uyire uyire inimel sugamo Oru naal idhupol thirunaal varumo
Ninaivinil mayangiya kanavugal kalainthor Amaithiyai naadugiraai
Mannil uyirgalai padaiththavan Uyirudan irunthaal orumurai thedugiraai
Uyire uyire inimel sugamo Oru naal idhupol thirunaal varumo
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaa Oliyae silaiyaai uruvaagiyatho
Silaiyae uyiraai ezhunthaadiyatho Malaimudithanil oli tharugindra sudaraai
Piraviyil uyarnthu vittaai
Enthan manamenum aranginil Dhinam dhinam nadamidum
Ninaivudan kalanthuvittaal
Oliyae silaiyaai uruvaagiyatho Silaiyae uyiraai ezhunthaadiyatho
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Kaattrinilae orr uruvam amaiththu Kaikalinaalae thedinaal
Thedinaal thedinaal Neeralai podum medaiyin melae
Nilavum oli pol aadinaal Aadinaal aadinaal
Irulil nizhalai thedinaal Indru ivalae nizhalaai maarinaal
Irulil nizhalai thedinaal Indru ivalae nizhalaai maarinaal
Uyire uyire inimel sugamo Oru naal idhupol thirunaal varumo
Yaettinil ezhuthaa kaaviyamae En idhayaththil aadidum mullaiyae
Mullaiyae mullaiyae Paattinilae un perumaiyai koora
Thamizhinil vaarththaigal illaiyae Illaiyae illaiyae
Thiyaagaththil neeyoru dheepamae Kalai devathaigal malar thoovumae
Thiyaagaththil neeyoru dheepamae Kalai devathaigal malar thoovumae
Oliyae silaiyaai uruvaagiyatho Silaiyae uyiraai ezhunthaadiyatho
Devargal sabaiyil naattiyam aadum Aasaiyil angae pogiraal
Aasaiyil angae pogiraal Vaanaththil vanthu therondru nindru
Vaavendrazhaippathai ketkiraal Vaavendrazhaippathai ketkiraal
Aadum salangaigal oyumaa Idhil aduththoru piraviyum thondrumo
Aadum salangaigal oyumaa Idhil aduththoru piraviyum thondrumo
Uyire uyire inimel sugamo Oru naal idhupol thirunaal varumo
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Idhuvarai vaazhntha naan mudivilae thavarinen Aaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Karai thodum velaiyil kadalilae moozhginaen Aaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Ulagamae maayaiyaai Maayaiyaai maayaiyaai
Uravugal maayaiyaai Maayaiyaai maayaiyaai
Malarum kalaiyae piriyaa vidai kodu
Marupadi ingae piravaa varam kodu
Piriyaa vidai kodu piravaa varam kodu
Piriyaa vidai kodu piravaa varam kodu
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Uyire Uyire Inimel" from 'Ival Oru Pournami' is a poignant and philosophical reflection on life, love, and the transient nature of existence, often sung from the perspective of a soul contemplating its journey. It questions the possibility of future happiness and the recurrence of joyous moments, while also expressing a search for peace amidst scattered dreams. The lyrics beautifully intertwine themes of divine creation, the elevation of a soul, and the ephemeral beauty of art and life, portraying a character who is both a beacon of light and a seeker of deeper truths.
The latter part of the song delves into the character's spiritual journey and ultimate surrender. It describes a soul dancing like moonlight, searching for meaning, and eventually becoming a shadow itself, symbolizing a transition or an end. The lyrics lament the inability of words to capture the greatness of this 'unwritten epic' and portray the character as a sacrificial lamp, revered by art goddesses. The imagery of a soul being called by a divine chariot and questioning the cessation of its dance and the possibility of rebirth highlights a profound contemplation of mortality and liberation from the cycle of existence, culminating in a plea for eternal farewell and freedom from rebirth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Uyire Uyire Inimel?
Uyire Uyire Inimel is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Uyire Uyire Inimel from?
The song Uyire Uyire Inimel is featured in the movie Ival Oru Pournami.
Who wrote the lyrics for Uyire Uyire Inimel?
The lyrics for Uyire Uyire Inimel were written by Manimudi with music composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy.
Is English translation available for Uyire Uyire Inimel lyrics?
Yes! Uyire Uyire Inimel lyrics from Ival Oru Pournami include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Uyire Uyire Inimel lyrics?
The song "Uyire Uyire Inimel" from 'Ival Oru Pournami' is a poignant and philosophical reflection on life, love, and the transient nature of existence, often sung from the perspective of a soul contemplating its journey. It questions the possibility of future happiness and the recurrence of joyous moments, while also expressing a search for peace amidst scattered dreams. The lyrics beautifully intertwine themes of divine creation, the elevation of a soul, and the ephemeral beauty of art and life, portraying a character who is both a beacon of light and a seeker of deeper truths. The latter part of the song delves into the character's spiritual journey and ultimate surrender. It describes a soul dancing like moonlight, searching for meaning, and eventually becoming a shadow itself, symbolizing a transition or an end. The lyrics lament the inability of words to capture the greatness of this 'unwritten epic' and portray the character as a sacrificial lamp, revered by art goddesses. The imagery of a soul being called by a divine chariot and questioning the cessation of its dance and the possibility of rebirth highlights a profound contemplation of mortality and liberation from the cycle of existence, culminating in a plea for eternal farewell and freedom from rebirth.
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