Yaanaiyin Balam Lyrics
From the movie Idhayam Parkiradhu
Yaanaiyin Balam Song Lyrics is the track from Idhayam Parkiradhu Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by T. R. Pappa. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Aaaahaaa… oooohho ho Ahaa ahaa aahaa
Yaanaiyin balam edhilae thumbikkaiyilae
Manithanoda balam edhilae thumbikkaiyilae
Yaanaiyin balam edhilae Thumbikkaiyilae
Manithanoda balam edhilae Thumbikkaiyilae
Nampikkaithaan vilakku Iru kann izhantha namakku
Nampikkaithaan vilakku Iru kann izhantha namakku
Male and Chorus : Yaanaiyin palam edhilae thumbikkaiyilae
Manithanoda palam edhilae thumbikkaiyilae
Aadhi manithan kadalai kandu Payanthathum undu
Aduththu vantha manithan konjam Thuninthathum undu
Antha nampikkaithaan vilakku Iru kann izhantha namakku
Yaanaiyin balam edhilae Thumbikkaiyilae
Manithanoda balam edhilae Thumbikkaiyilae
Kangal paarkkavillai endraal Idhayam paarkkattum
Nammai kadavul paarkkavillai endraal Kaalam paarkkattum
Moondru kangal kadavulukku Vanthathillaiy
Antha moondraavathu kann Namm manathil illaiyo
Male and Chorus : Yaanaiyin palam edhilae thumbikkaiyilae
Manithanoda palam edhilae thumbikkaiyilae
Paavaththirkku thandanaiyaa Paarvai ponathu
Kann paarvai ulla manithar thaanae Paavam seivathu
Yaettra thaazhvai maruppatharkko Gurudar aanathu
Namm ellorukkum engirunthu Uravu vanthathu
Male and Chorus : Yaanaiyin palam edhilae thumbikkaiyilae
Manithanoda palam edhilae thumbikkaiyilae
Aduththavanai koduppavargal Arivu gurudargal petra
Annaiyaiyum marappavargal Anbu gurudargal
Anaiththavanai veruppavargal Nandri gurudargal
Naam aandavaanaal padaikkappatta Piravi gurudargal
Naam aandavanaal padaikkappatta Piravi gurudargal
Nampikkaithaan vilakku Iru kann izhantha namakku
Nampikkaithaan vilakku Iru kann izhantha namakku
Nampikkaithaan vilakku Iru kann izhantha namakku
Nampikkaithaan vilakku Iru kann izhantha namakku
Song Meaning & Analysis
This profound song draws a powerful parallel between the physical strength of an elephant, residing in its trunk, and the true strength of humanity, which lies in faith and hope. It emphasizes that for those who are metaphorically or literally blind, hope serves as an illuminating lamp, guiding them through darkness. The lyrics illustrate this with the example of early humans fearing the vast sea, while later generations, fueled by courage and faith, built boats to conquer it, highlighting the transformative power of belief over fear.
The song further delves into the concept of sight beyond the physical, suggesting that if eyes fail, the heart and mind should perceive. It questions whether the loss of physical sight is a punishment for sin, ironically noting that it is often those with sight who commit transgressions. The lyrics then broaden the definition of blindness, identifying those who harm others as intellectually blind, those who forget their mothers as emotionally blind, and those who betray trust as blind to gratitude. Ultimately, it posits that true blindness is not physical but moral and spiritual, asserting that we are all, in a sense, 'born blind' in our understanding, created by God.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yaanaiyin Balam?
Yaanaiyin Balam is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Yaanaiyin Balam from?
The song Yaanaiyin Balam is featured in the movie Idhayam Parkiradhu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yaanaiyin Balam?
The lyrics for Yaanaiyin Balam were written by Kannadasan with music composed by T. R. Pappa.
Is English translation available for Yaanaiyin Balam lyrics?
Yes! Yaanaiyin Balam lyrics from Idhayam Parkiradhu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yaanaiyin Balam lyrics?
This profound song draws a powerful parallel between the physical strength of an elephant, residing in its trunk, and the true strength of humanity, which lies in faith and hope. It emphasizes that for those who are metaphorically or literally blind, hope serves as an illuminating lamp, guiding them through darkness. The lyrics illustrate this with the example of early humans fearing the vast sea, while later generations, fueled by courage and faith, built boats to conquer it, highlighting the transformative power of belief over fear. The song further delves into the concept of sight beyond the physical, suggesting that if eyes fail, the heart and mind should perceive. It questions whether the loss of physical sight is a punishment for sin, ironically noting that it is often those with sight who commit transgressions. The lyrics then broaden the definition of blindness, identifying those who harm others as intellectually blind, those who forget their mothers as emotionally blind, and those who betray trust as blind to gratitude. Ultimately, it posits that true blindness is not physical but moral and spiritual, asserting that we are all, in a sense, 'born blind' in our understanding, created by God.
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