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Lyrics & meaning

Mouname Mouname (Happy)

From Shanthi Muhurtham · 1984

Lyricist
Vairamuthu
Singer
P. Jayachandran
Music director
Shankar Ganesh
Details
Shanthi Muhurtham1984

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Mounamae mounamae ennudan paadavaaOh silence, oh silence, come sing with me.
Paadagan madaiyil pournamipol nee vaaCome like the full moon upon the singer's stage.
Kaadhalin vegumathi kangalin anumathiThe reward of love is the permission of the eyes.
Imaigalai vizhigalai suduvathu vaa needhiIs it justice to scorch the eyelids and eyes? Come.
Male
Mounamae mounamae ennudan paadavaaOh silence, oh silence, come sing with me.
Paadagan madaiyil pournamipol nee vaaCome like the full moon upon the singer's stage.
Male
Paravaayillai kannae ennaiIt does not matter, my darling, look at me
Paadhi kannaal paarththuviduJust look at me with half an eye.
Uyirgal rendum thazhuvum vannamIn a way that both our souls embrace,
Unnail ennai saerththuviduUnite me within yourself.
Male
Paravaayillai kannae ennaiIt does not matter, my darling, look at me
Paadhi kannaal paarththuviduJust look at me with half an eye.
Uyirgal rendum thazhuvum vannamIn a way that both our souls embrace,
Unnail ennai saerththuviduUnite me within yourself.
Male
Anbae unthan peyarai yaarumMy love, if anyone pronounces your name
Azhuththi sonnaal azhuthiduvaenWith emphasis, I will weep.
Un paadham padhintha mannai thottuTouching the earth where your feet have trodden,
Koyil katti thozhuthiduvaenI will build a temple and worship.
Koyil katti thozhuthiduvaen….I will build a temple and worship....
Male
Mounamae mounamae ennudan paadavaaOh silence, oh silence, come sing with me.
Paadagan madaiyil pournamipol nee vaaCome like the full moon upon the singer's stage.
Kaadhalin vegumathi kangalin anumathiThe reward of love is the permission of the eyes.
Imaigalai vizhigalai suduvathu vaa needhiIs it justice to scorch the eyelids and eyes? Come.
Male
Idharkku munnaal enthan kannilBefore this, in my eyes,
Ippadi minnal adiththathillaiLightning has never struck like this.
idharkku munnae pennae nenjamBefore this, oh girl, my heart
Irandu madangaai thudiththathillaiHas never beat twice as fast.
Male
Innum ingu jenmam unduThat there are more rebirths left here for me,
Endrae naanum ninaikkavillaiEven I did not think so.
Unnai pirivathendraal kannaeIf it means parting from you, my dear,
Inimael jenmam eduppathillaiI will never take another birth.
Inimael jenmam eduppathillaiI will never take another birth.
Male
Mounamae mounamae ennudan paadavaaOh silence, oh silence, come sing with me.
Paadagan madaiyil pournamipol nee vaaCome like the full moon upon the singer's stage.
Kaadhalin vegumathi kangalin anumathiThe reward of love is the permission of the eyes.
Imaigalai vizhigalai suduvathu vaa needhiIs it justice to scorch the eyelids and eyes? Come.
Male
Mounamae mounamae ennudan paadavaaOh silence, oh silence, come sing with me.
Paadagan madaiyil pournamipol nee vaaCome like the full moon upon the singer's stage.

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This song is a deeply romantic melody expressing the intense emotion of love through the personification of silence. The singer addresses silence itself as a companion, inviting it to join in song like the bright full moon gracing a stage. The lyricist portrays the overwhelmed feelings of a lover whose life and senses have been transformed by love.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Personification

Mounamae mounamae ennudan paadavaa

Addressing 'Silence' (Mounamae) as a living entity capable of singing along with the singer.

Upamai (Simile)

Paadagan madaiyil pournamipol nee vaa

Comparing the arrival of love/silence on stage to the glowing full moon (Pournami).

Emona / Rhyme (Monai)

Idharkku munnaal enthan kannil

Initial letter rhyming in consecutive lines (Idharkku / Ippadi / idharkku / Irandu / Innum / Endrae / Unnai / Inimael).

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Trivia

Written by legendary lyricist Vairamuthu, this song from 'Shanthi Muhurtham' (1984) showcases his classic style of blending deep romantic devotion with vivid imagery of nature and spirituality.

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