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Anbenum Peroli

From My Lord · 2026

Lyricist
Yugabharathi
Singer
Meenakshi Elayaraja
Music director
Sean Roldan
Details
My Lord2026

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Female
Aaruyirkku anbu seiyaTo love precious souls,
Venduvathae irai arulThat itself is divine grace.
Aandavanai paarthidalaamWe can behold God
Kaanum eliya manidharulIn the simple human beings we see.
Female
Aaruyirkku anbu seiyaTo love precious souls,
Venduvathae irai arulThat itself is divine grace.
Aandavanai paarthidalaamWe can behold God
Kaanum eliya manidharulIn the simple human beings we see.
Female
KoduppadharkkaeJust to give,
Manam irundhal podhumIf you have a heart, that is enough.
MaraippadharkkaeTo hide away,
Edhuvum illai meedhamNothing remains left behind.
Female
Kaaivadhillai boomiyilaeIt never dries up on this earth,
Karunai aattrin eeramThe moisture of the river of compassion.
Karunai aattrin eeramThe moisture of the river of compassion.
Female
Anbenum per oliThe great light called love.
Anbenum per oliThe great light called love.
Anbenum per oliThe great light called love.
Anbenum per oliThe great light called love.
Female
Oru uyirin pasi arindhaalIf it knows a soul's hunger,
Urangidumoo deivamWill God remain asleep?
Oli paravum manadhinilaeIn a mind where light spreads,
Aga padumae meiyumTruth itself will be attained.
Female
Thadaayangalai padhithidaveTo leave footprints,
Paravaigalai ennumDoes it count the birds?
Thanai maranthu kodai alithaalIf one forgets oneself and bestows charity,
Thalaimuraiye sollumGenerations to come will praise it.
Female
Vaan alandha neyamLove that has measured the sky,
Aavadhillai kaayamWill never become a wound.
Kaaivadhillai boomiyileIt never dries up on this earth,
Karunai aatrin eeramThe moisture of the river of compassion.
Female
Aaruyirkku anbu seiyaTo love precious souls,
Venduvathae irai arulThat itself is divine grace.
Chorus : Anbenum per oliChorus : The great light called love.
Female
Aaruyirkku anbu seiyaTo love precious souls,
Venduvathae irai arulThat itself is divine grace.
Aandavanai paarthidalaamWe can behold God
Kaanum eliya manidharulIn the simple human beings we see.
Female
KoduppadharkkaeJust to give,
Manam irundhal podhumIf you have a heart, that is enough.
MaraippadharkkaeTo hide away,
Edhuvum illai meedhamNothing remains left behind.
Female
Kaaivadhillai boomiyilaeIt never dries up on this earth,
Karunai aattrin eeramThe moisture of the river of compassion.
Karunai aattrin eeramThe moisture of the river of compassion.

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This soul-stirring composition emphasizes that true divinity resides in loving every living soul and seeing God within humble human beings rather than seeking the divine elsewhere. It champions unconditional charity, empathy, and selfless service, arguing that a heart willing to give creates an eternal legacy that future generations will honor. Metaphorically describing mercy as an ever-flowing river whose moisture never parches the earth, the song frames love as a supreme light that dispels dark selfishness and brings real truth to the human mind.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor (Uruvagam)

Karunai aattrin eeram

Comparing compassion to a river ('Karunai aatru') whose moisture never dries up, symbolizing eternal empathy.

Metaphor (Uruvagam)

Anbenum per oli

Describing love as a magnificent radiant light ('Per oli') that illuminates the human spirit.

Rhyme / Second-letter Assonance (Edhugai)

Koduppadharkkae / Maraippadharkkae

The second letters of 'Koduppadharkkae' and 'Maraippadharkkae' follow Tamil poetic rhyme patterns.

Rhetorical Question

Urangidumoo deivam

Asking if God could sleep when a living soul suffers from hunger, highlighting divine empathy.

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Trivia

Featuring lyrics by Yugabharathi and music composed by Sean Roldan, this philosophical track features vocal performance by Meenakshi Elayaraja, blending devotional lyricism with contemporary acoustic arrangements.

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