Vaarayo Unnake Saran Lyrics
From the movie Athma
Vaarayo Unnake Saran Song Lyrics is the track from Athma Tamil Film – 1993, Starring Rahman, Gautami Tadimalla, Ramki, Kasturi Shankar, Vinodhini, Riyaz Khan, Vaani, Vijayachander, Senthil, Vikas Rishi. This song was sung by மனோ. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Vaaraaiyo unakkae saran naangalae Vaedham naangil vaazhum naayagi
Vaedham naangil vaazhum naayagi
Vaaraaiyo unakkae saran naangalae
Vaedham naangil vaazhum naayagi vara vendumae
Vaedham naangil vaazhum naayagi
Vaaraaiyo unakkae saran naangalae
Vaedham naangil vaazhum naayagi vara vendumae
Vaedham naangil vaazhum naayagi
Annai neeyadi annai neeyadi Anaiththumae neeyadi
Annai neeyadi anaiththumae neeyadi Ennai aadhari dheenadhayaabari
Ennai aadhari dheenadhayaabhari
Abhiraami nee sivagaami nee Abhiraami nee sivagaami nee
Vinaigal theerkkum simma vaagini vara vendumae Vaedham naangil vaazhum naayagi
Vaaraaiyo unakkae saran naangalae
Vaedham naangil vaazhum naayagi vara vendumae
Vaedham naangil vaazhum naayagi
Unnai thaedinen …unnai thaedinen Urugi paadinaen
Unnai thaedinen urugi paadinen Karmam theeravae kaaladi naadinen
Karmam theeravae kaaladi naadinen
Karumaari nee arulmaari nee Karumaari nee arulmaari nee
Paramam thaangum paadhai vaagam nee Vara vendumae
Vedham naangil vaazhum naayagi
Vaaraaiyo unakkae saran naangalae Vaedham naangil vaazhum naayagi vara vendumae
Vaedham naangil vaazhum naayagi Uh uh vaaraayo unakkae saranaan
Vedham naangil vaazhum Vaaraaiyo vaaraaiyo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song is a fervent plea to the divine Mother Goddess, invoking her various forms and attributes. The lyrics express complete surrender and devotion, with the devotees calling upon the Goddess, who is described as residing in the four Vedas, to manifest and bless them. The song emphasizes her role as the ultimate protector, the compassionate one who alleviates suffering, and the remover of karmic burdens, highlighting a deep spiritual yearning for her presence and grace.
The devotees address the Goddess by her sacred names like Abhirami, Sivakami, and Karumari, acknowledging her as the universal Mother and the source of all existence. They express having sought her with intense devotion, singing praises with a melting heart, and seeking refuge at her feet to be freed from the cycle of karma. The repeated invocation "You must come" underscores the urgency and depth of their faith, portraying a desperate yet hopeful call for divine intervention and salvation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaarayo Unnake Saran?
Vaarayo Unnake Saran is sung by மனோ.
Which movie is Vaarayo Unnake Saran from?
The song Vaarayo Unnake Saran is featured in the movie Athma.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaarayo Unnake Saran?
The lyrics for Vaarayo Unnake Saran were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Vaarayo Unnake Saran lyrics?
Yes! Vaarayo Unnake Saran lyrics from Athma include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaarayo Unnake Saran lyrics?
This devotional song is a fervent plea to the divine Mother Goddess, invoking her various forms and attributes. The lyrics express complete surrender and devotion, with the devotees calling upon the Goddess, who is described as residing in the four Vedas, to manifest and bless them. The song emphasizes her role as the ultimate protector, the compassionate one who alleviates suffering, and the remover of karmic burdens, highlighting a deep spiritual yearning for her presence and grace. The devotees address the Goddess by her sacred names like Abhirami, Sivakami, and Karumari, acknowledging her as the universal Mother and the source of all existence. They express having sought her with intense devotion, singing praises with a melting heart, and seeking refuge at her feet to be freed from the cycle of karma. The repeated invocation "You must come" underscores the urgency and depth of their faith, portraying a desperate yet hopeful call for divine intervention and salvation.