I too feel the Elay lyrics are quite nice.. Well one thing that didnt
fit in was 'Lets teach to Charlie Chaplin'. If there is one comedian
who didnt need a language to make people smile it was Chaplin..
Other than that, the lyrics are quite nice for this song.. 'Finally a
indian song talking about Saving Gaia'
Cheers,
Srini
On Jul 19, 2008, at 2:56 PM, Mathan wrote:
Hi All,
I guess "Elay" songs has excellent lyrics because of the "Out of box"
imagination along with the facts. For an example....
"Katrin mugathil kariyai poosa vendaam... 'CAR'rai vittu cycle vaangi
parapoom"
(Let's stop spoiling the Air... and let's start using cycle)
"Karuppu kalaril vishakkola vendam... Karumbu juice, Elanyee vaagni
kudippoom"
(Stop drinking poison"Cola" (Pepsi & Coke... and let's drink
Sugarcane juice, tender coconut)
Do you think this lines are not good? What a revelutionary thought...
which is neccessary at this point of time to save the environment.
I am very much satisfied with the music and lyrics in this song.
- Mathan Raj A
--- In [email protected], "Thulasi Ram" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> hey i like to the lyrics of all the songs.. most of the times, the
lyrics
> are casual, simple and fit the mood of the song..
>
> On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 6:53 PM, badrie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Am sure there are many here who will not agree with me, but
this is
> > not against ARR... this is against all those lyricists who let
him down.
> >
> > Every tune in S'katti is so different and ARR has consciously
given a
> > lot of scope for the lyrics to be heard very well. But I dont
think
> > the lyricists have done justice to their part.
> >
> > The fillers in songs like Elay..."mosa mosanu valanthom.." I cant
> > believe they got into the song, what the hell were they thinking.
For
> > most songs there is no rhyme in the lyrics...I can respect ARR for
> > giving the lyricists freedom to express themselves, but I think
he has
> > to be more stern with them to bring out essence and elegance in
songs.
> > Probably the director is at fault too, u dont see this happng in a
> > Mani or Shankar movie.
> >
> > The song Chinnamma is a gem if you can ignore the looong stress on
> > "ummma umma" in one of the lines in between. Once again another
lousy
> > filler..
> >
> > Had to vent out my frustration on the lyricists, they need to
learn
> > from veterans like Vaali and V'muthu.
> >
> > badrie
> >
> >
> >
>