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Alaipayudhe Singers: Kunnakudi Vaidyanathan. Aadadu Asangadu Kurai Ondrum Illai Singers: K. Palvadiyum Mugam Singers: Rajhesh Vaidhya. Thiruparkadali Kavadi Sindhu Marutha Malai Thaye Thiripurasundari Singers: Prasanna. Kurai Ondrum Illai Instrumental is a Tamil devotional album released on Music of Kurai Ondrum Illai Instrumental songs are composed by. Satyanarayana , Rajhesh Vaidhya , Prasanna. Prasanna Singer Follow. You may also like Shuffle Play. Show more. Playlist Themed Playlist Recent Popular.
Connect with us. All Rights Reserved. Terms Privacy Policy. Raaga app is a great way to download and listen to your music and shows. It's FREE! Try it? Still "enraalum" I do not have a "onrum illai" problem "kurai" if I cannot see you. Caranam3: You "varadaa" are standing "nirkkinra" like a stone "kallaagi" on the hilltop "kunrin mel". I do not have any problem "kurai onrum illai" still. Caranam4: You have taken "kalinaalukkirangi" this stone-form "nilayaaga" recognising this kaliyugA "kalile".
You are permanently here "nirkinrai" in this temple "koyilil". Caranam5: You do not refuse "marukkaada" the request "yAdum" from your devotees. The ever-merciful "karunai-kadal" Goddess Lakshmi "kadal annai" is residing in your "un" chest "maarbil". In that situation "enrum irundida" what "Edu" deficiency "kurai" can I "ennakku" have? General comments:. This song is unusual in several ways. First of all it is a rare composition by a person who is not a regular composer or a musician.
Although Rajaji was a popular writer, he was not recognised as a composer. Secondly, unlike other devotional songs which lament the status of the composer and request the Lord to save them authors in this and the next life, this song does not lament nor request special favours.
Instead, the song describes the contented state of mind of the composer. The composer does not want anything. He is just content with seeing and worshipping the Lord. He just admires the everlasting grace of Lord Venkatesa of Tirupati. He uses the names interchangeably.
He expresses only a common concept that the Lord, though present in the stone form, is taking care of the needs of the devotees. However, the concept comes out so crystal-clear when one hears the song. Perhaps it is the melody because there is no splendour of diction in this song.
The words used are so commonplace. The song was set to music by Kadayanallur Venkataraman who has worked with MS for decades. It is now a highly popular song in the concert circuit.
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