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Lyrics & meaning

Pathu Kadal

From My Lord · 2026

Lyricist
Rajamurugan
Singers
Sean Roldan, Srilakshmi Belmannu
Music director
Sean Roldan
Details
My Lord2026

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Pathu kadal thaandi naanCrossing ten seas, I
Kondu vandha pavazhamaebrought you, my precious coral.
Ettu dhisai parandhu naanFlying across all eight directions, I
Alli vandha agilamaegathered the whole universe for you.
Female
Haaa…aaa…haaaa..aaHaaa…aaa…haaaa..aa
Male
Pathu kadal thaandi naanCrossing ten seas, I
Kondu vandha pavazhamaebrought you, my precious coral.
Ettu dhisai parandhu naanFlying across all eight directions, I
Alli vandha agilamaegathered the whole universe for you.
Female
Thazhumba naan irukkenI remain as the scar,
Thadavi nee kodukkafor you to gently caress.
Udambhaa naan kedakkenI lie here as the physical body,
Usira nee irukkawhile you reside as my breathing soul.
Male
Ratham ellaam oru neram thanBlood ties last only for a moment,
MuthaaramaeOh Muthaaramae (precious pearl).
Matha thellaam verun kadha thanEverything else is merely a passing story,
MuthaaramaeOh Muthaaramae.
Female
Ratham ellaam oru neram thanBlood ties last only for a moment,
MuthaaramaeOh Muthaaramae.
Matha thellaam verun kadha thanEverything else is merely a passing story,
MuthaaramaeOh Muthaaramae.
Female
Haaa…aaa…haaaa..aaHaaa…aaa…haaaa..aa
Haaa…aaa…haaaa..aaHaaa…aaa…haaaa..aa
Haa aa aaa haa aaa aaaHaa aa aaa haa aaa aaa
Haaa aaHaaa aa
Male
Velicham pol varumArriving like a ray of bright light,
Anicham poo mugamwith a face tender as an Anicham flower.
Anaikka thaai enaTo embrace and care for you like a mother,
Unakku naan dhenamI stand beside you every single day.
Male
Endha vazhi ponaalumWhichever path you walk upon,
Otha mullu thechaalumeven if a single thorn pricks you,
Marundhaa naan ruppen kaiyodaI will remain as the instant healing medicine in your hand.
Ketta sollu thottalumEven if harsh words touch you,
Suthi sanam vittaalumor the surrounding crowd deserts you,
Usira naan sumappen nenjoduI will carry your life close within my heart.
Female
Kann eduthu kanda deivamYou are the living deity seen with my open eyes,
MuthaaramaeOh Muthaaramae.
Enna v ittu enga pogumWhere could it go leaving me behind?
MuthaaramaeOh Muthaaramae.
Female
Pathu kadal thaandi naanCrossing ten seas, I
Kondu vandha pavazhamaebrought you, my precious coral.
Ettu dhisai parandhu naanFlying across all eight directions, I
Alli vandha agilamaegathered the whole universe for you.
Male
Thazhumba naan irukkenI remain as the scar,
Thadavi nee kodukkafor you to gently caress.
Udambhaa naan kedakkenI lie here as the physical body,
Usira nee irukkawhile you reside as my breathing soul.
Female
Ratham ellaam oru neram thanBlood ties last only for a moment,
MuthaaramaeOh Muthaaramae.
Male :Matha thellaam verun kadha thanMale: Everything else is merely a passing story,
MuthaaramaeOh Muthaaramae.
Female
Ratham ellaam oru neram thanBlood ties last only for a moment,
MuthaaramaeOh Muthaaramae.
Male :Matha thellaam verun kadha thanMale: Everything else is merely a passing story,
MuthaaramaeOh Muthaaramae.

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

The song 'Muthaaramae' from 'My Lord' (2026), composed by Sean Roldan with lyrics by Raju Murugan, is a deeply tender ballad celebrating selflessness, enduring affection, and maternal-like devotion between soulmates. The protagonist addresses their loved one as 'Muthaaramae' (a precious pearl string) and 'Pavazhamae' (coral), expressing that they would traverse all ten seas and collect the entire universe just to bring them comfort.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Hyperbole (Uvamai / Nadappu Kadanthavai)

Pathu kadal thaandi naan... Alli vandha agilamae

Exaggerating traversing ten seas and gathering the whole world to express the boundless extent of love and dedication.

Metaphor (Uvagam)

Udambhaa naan kedakken, Usira nee irukka

Describing oneself as the lifeless body and the beloved as the breath/soul that gives life to it.

Classical Allusion (Anicham Flower)

Anicham poo mugam

Referencing the classic Sangam/Thirukkural motif of the 'Anicham' flower to describe extreme tenderness and delicate beauty.

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Trivia

Composed by Sean Roldan with lyrics by director-lyricist Raju Murugan, the song blends folk-infused soul melodies with classical Tamil metaphors like the delicate Anicham flower.

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