Dandanakka Life’U Lyrics English Meaning – Aaromaley | Siddhu Kumar | Vishnu Edavan
Siddhu Kumar and Vishnu Edavan’s ‘Dandanakka Life’U’ from the album Aaromaley features T. Rajendar in a high-energy Tamil track about overcoming repeated setbacks. Lyricist Vishnu Edavan blends comic frustration with sudden defiance over chaotic instrumentals.
Edavan’s protagonist compares lost hopes to an atom bomb explosion and blames planetary positions for blocked opportunities. T. Rajendar counters with advice to build inner strength, culminating in the act of popping a shirt collar as a confidence signal.
Naan Kaadhalikka AasapattenI wanted to fall in love.
Sutha VechaaneyHe made me wander aimlessly.
En Hope Ku Ellam Atom Bomb AhFor all my hopes, he set off an atom bomb,
Patha VechaaneyHe ignited it.
En Jaathagathil Raghu KethuIn my horoscope, he positioned ‘Rahu and Ketu’ like a knife,
Kathi VechaaneyCausing misfortune.
En Dhaagathukku Thanni KettaWhen I asked for water for my thirst,
Odaa VechaaneyHe made me run away.
En Vegathukku Vega ThadaFor my speed, he put up a speed bump,
Pottu VechaaneyHe set it up.
Pora Route Ku Ellam Muttu SandhaFor every path I took, he put a dead end,
Moodi VechaaneyHe closed it off.
En Vedhanaiya Comedy AhMy pain, he turned into a comedy,
Aakki VechaaneyHe made it so.
Aiyoo Loopukulla MaattikittenOh no, I’m stuck in a loop,
Help Me MachaaneyHelp me, buddy!
Haiyo Enna Da DeiOh, what is this, man?
Life Uh Enna Da DeiWhat is this life, man?
Life Uh Enna Da DeiWhat is this life, man?
Life Uh Enna Da DeiWhat is this life, man?
Enna Da DeiWhat is this, man?
Enna Da DeiWhat is this, man?
OfroOh, for real?
Pathala PathalaIt’s never enough, never enough.
Kanna Enna Senjum PathavillaMy eyes are never satisfied, no matter what I do.
The Aaromaley track shifts from lament to self-assertion, making its lyrics translation valuable for those facing persistent obstacles. Tamil phrases about horoscopes and shirt collars gain universal relevance through rhythmic delivery.