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Lyrics & meaning

Where Do We Go

From Pudhukottaiyilirundhu Saravanan · 2004

Lyricist
Pa. Vijay
Singer
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Music director
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Details
Pudhukottaiyilirundhu Saravanan2004

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Huaa huaa wowHuaa huaa wow
Huaa huaa wowHuaa huaa wow
Huaa huaa wowHuaa huaa wow
Huaa huaa …..Huaa huaa...
Male
Where do we goWhere do we go
Well iam sorry girlWell I'm sorry, girl
Where do we goWhere do we go
Will love find the wayWill love find the way?
Male
Where do we goWhere do we go
Will it take us farWill it take us far?
Where do we goWhere do we go
Male
Kangalukku kann imaiAre eyelashes a burden...
Sumaiyaaga...to the eyes?
Pookkalukku vaasanaiIs fragrance a cause of pain...
Valiyaaga...to the flowers?
Bhoomikku thaanIs rain really...
Mazhai enna pagaiyaa...an enemy to the Earth?
Nee enakkuWhat are you to me?
Male
Enna sollaHow do I put it into words?
Yedho orr unarchiThere is a strange emotion
UllukullaeDeep inside
Oli vitta suzharchiA glowing, radiant vortex
Male
SogathirkkulAmidst all the sorrow
Oru thuli magizhchiA single drop of joy
Enna idhu …What is this...?
Male
Huaa wow wowHuaa wow wow
Huaa wow wowHuaa wow wow
Hu a…aa…aa….Hu a...aa...aa....
Huaa wow wowHuaa wow wow
Huaa wow wowHuaa wow wow
Wua..aa….aaa…Wua..aa....aaa...
Hoo hoo hooHoo hoo hoo
Hoo hoo hoooHoo hoo hooo
Hoo oooHoo ooo
Male
EndrendrumForever
VaazhkayilaeIn life
Edhu nadakkumWhat will happen?
Yedhum nadakkumAnything can happen
Chorus
Where do we goWhere do we go
Well iam sorry girlWell I'm sorry, girl
Where do we goWhere do we go
Will love find the wayWill love find the way?
Chorus
Where do we goWhere do we go
Will it take us farWill it take us far?
Where do we goWhere do we go

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This song captures a poignant sense of uncertainty, emotional conflict, and underlying hope. The protagonist contemplates his journey and feelings while asking where his destiny and love will take him. Through poetic rhetorical questions—asking whether eyelashes are ever a burden to the eyes, or whether fragrance hurts the flower—he illustrates that his connection to his beloved is natural, essential, and impossible to consider a burden.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Rhetorical Question & Metaphor

Kangalukku kann imai Sumaiyaaga / Pookkalukku vaasanai Valiyaaga

The lyricist uses rhetorical questions comparing the beloved to eyelashes for the eyes or scent for a flower, highlighting how natural and essential she is to his existence.

Iyaipu (End Rhyme)

Sumaiyaaga / Valiyaaga

The words 'Sumaiyaaga' and 'Valiyaaga' rhyme at the ends of consecutive poetic lines, creating a smooth melodic rhythm.

Muran (Oxymoron / Contrast)

Sogathirkkul / Oru thuli magizhchi

Contrasts sadness ('Sogam') with a drop of happiness ('Magizhchi') to reflect mixed, complex emotions.

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Trivia

The soundtrack for 'Pudhukottaiyilirundhu Saravanan' (2004) was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja, who also sang this experimental Western-influenced melancholic track. Written by Pa. Vijay, the song blends English refrains with deep Tamil philosophical imagery, reflecting the protagonist's global travel and existential uncertainty in the movie starring Dhanush.

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