Alabeda Alabeda Lyrics Meaning | Monsoon Raaga | Manasa Holla | Supriyaa Ram

Manasa Holla, Supriyaa Ram, Shilpa Madhusudan, and Meghana Kulkarni deliver gentle reassurances in Monsoon Raaga’s Alabeda Alabeda. Lyricist K Kalyan and composer J Anoop Seelin create a musical dialogue about enduring presence. Soothing vocals frame the central promise that physical absence doesn’t end emotional bonds.

Released: January 25, 2023

Alabeda Alabeda

Manasa Holla | Supriyaa Ram • From “Monsoon Raaga”

Lyricist

K Kalyan

Composer

J Anoop Seelin

What is the meaning of Alabeda Alabeda Lyrics from Monsoon Raaga?

K Kalyan uses concrete images to counter despair. He pairs empty palms with virtuous legacies that defy death. Specific lines reject physical finality, insisting love outlasts broken anklets and fate’s knots.

InterleavedOriginalTranslation

Alabeda Alabeda AvaliruvaluDon’t cry, don’t cry, she’s still here.

Kai Jaarida Melu KaadiruvaluEven after your hands have slipped apart, she’ll wait for you.

Preethige Saavilla Sheelavathi JothegiruvaluLove has no death; that virtuous woman will stay by your side.

Kaalgejje Kiviyole AnukampaveAre her anklets and earrings just a source of pity?

Gandedeya Gundigege BhookampaveThis is like an earthquake to a brave man’s heart.

Bari Mooru Gantiga Munnuru KavalaagiveThese mere three knots have turned into three hundred worries.

Canebarakku Hasemanegu VyathyasaveIs there a difference between the ‘writing of fate’ and the wedding altar?

Aarambhakke Antya AbbyasaveIs the end just a habit for every beginning?

Angaili Badukilla Badukella BaridaagiveLife isn’t in your palm; all of life has become empty.

Alabeda Alabeda AvaliruvaluDon’t cry, don’t cry, she’s still here.

Kai Jaarida Melu KaadiruvaluEven after your hands have slipped apart, she’ll wait for you.

Preethige Saavilla Sheelavathi JothegiruvaluLove has no death; that virtuous woman will stay by your side.