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Lyrics & meaning

Azhage Unnai

From Valibamey Vaa Vaa · 1982

Lyricist
Pulamaipithan
Singers
Malaysia Vasudevan, P. Susheela
Music director
Ilayaraja
Movie name
Valibamey Vaa Vaa
Movie release year
1982
Lyrics added on
27 Feb 2020

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Azhagae unnai konjam
Kangal ezhudha vaa vaa vaa
Azhagae unnai konjam
Kangal ezhudha vaa vaa vaa
Nenjam muzhudhum nee nee nee
Azhagae unnai konjam
Kangal ezhudha vaa vaa vaa
Nenjam muzhudhum nee nee nee
Uyir ezhudhum oru kavidhai
Uyir ezhudhum oru kavidhai
Raagam solla vaa vaa vaa
Azhagae azhagae
Nenjam muzhudhum nee nee nee
Vaanil indru mega oorvalam
Yaarai thaedi pogomo
Ezhu vanna vaana villilae
Maalaiyaaga soottumo
Malaiyin angam engum pachai maragadham
Iyarkkai annai thandha anbin dharisanam
Azhagai vizhiyil alappom vaa vaa vaa
Azhagae unnai konjam
Kangal ezhudha vaa vaa vaa
Nenjam muzhudhum nee nee nee
Thaenil seidha dhaegam thaangumo
Thendral vandhu theendinaal
Vaelil seidha paarvai thaangumo
Ennai paarthu veesinaal
Adiyae neeyae endhan kannin mugavari
Enakkum kaaman thandhaan
Undhan mugavari
Enakkum avan thaan koduthaan vaa vaa vaa
Azhagae unnai konjam
Kangal ezhudha vaa vaa vaa
Nenjam muzhudhum nee nee nee
Uyir ezhudhum oru kavidhai
Uyir ezhudhum oru kavidhai
Raagam solla vaa vaa vaa
O beautiful one, so my eyes
can paint a portrait of you, come, come, come!
O beautiful one, so my eyes
can paint a portrait of you, come, come, come!
My entire heart is filled with you, you, you!
O beautiful one, so my eyes
can paint a portrait of you, come, come, come!
My entire heart is filled with you, you, you!
A poem written by my very soul,
A poem written by my very soul,
come, come, come to give it a melody!
O beautiful one, O beautiful one!
My entire heart is filled with you, you, you!
A procession of clouds moves across the sky today,
who is it searching for as it travels?
With the seven-colored rainbow,
will it weave a garland to crown someone?
The mountain body is draped in green emeralds all over,
a loving vision gifted by Mother Nature.
Let us measure all this beauty with our eyes, come, come, come!
O beautiful one, so my eyes
can paint a portrait of you, come, come, come!
My entire heart is filled with you, you, you!
Can a body sculpted from honey bear it,
if the gentle breeze comes and brushes against it?
Can I endure a glance sharp as a spear,
if you aim and cast it at me?
My dear, you are the only address my eyes seek!
To me as well, the god of love gave
your address!
He gave it to me too, come, come, come!
O beautiful one, so my eyes
can paint a portrait of you, come, come, come!
My entire heart is filled with you, you, you!
A poem written by my very soul,
A poem written by my very soul,
come, come, come to give it a melody!
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

The song is a passionate romantic ballad celebrating the mesmerizing beauty of the beloved. The protagonist expresses how his entire heart is consumed by thoughts of his lover, describing her as a poem written by his very soul. Through vivid visual imagery, her charm is compared to nature's finest creations—processions of clouds, green emerald-like mountains, and delicate honey.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Adukku Thodar (Repetition for Emphasis)

Nenjam muzhudhum nee nee nee

The words 'vaa vaa vaa' and 'nee nee nee' repeat consecutively to emphasize longing and deep affection.

Metaphor (Uruvagam)

Uyir ezhudhum oru kavidhai

Describing the soul as writing a poem ('Uyir ezhudhum oru kavidhai') and comparing the lover's body to honey ('Thaenil seidha dhaegam').

Hyperbole (Uyarvu Navitchi Ani)

Thaenil seidha dhaegam thaangumo thendral vandhu theendinaal

Exaggerating delicacy by asking if a body made of honey can survive even the light touch of a gentle breeze.

Simile / Visual Imagery (Upamai)

Malaiyin angam engum pachai maragadham

Comparing the gaze of the beloved to a sharp spear ('Vaelil seidha paarvai') and lush mountain greenery to emeralds ('pachai maragadham').

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Trivia

'Valibamey Vaa Vaa' (1982) features lyrics penned by the renowned poet Pulamaipithan, known for blending classical literary Tamil metaphors with melodic film music context.

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