Yuvan Shankar Raja performs ‘Iraivaa’ from the album Dragon, with Leon James’s composition and Ko Sesha’s lyrics. The track examines humanity’s internal struggle between righteousness and corruption. Raja’s voice carries urgency while asking whether one remains human or becomes a monster.

Iraivaa
Leon James | Yuvan Shankar Raja • From “Dragon”
Dragon’s Iraivaa Tamil Lyrics English Meaning
Ko Sesha writes that demons emerge from human actions, not heaven. The line ‘Idhayaththil dharmam endrum uranguvathillai’ suggests dormant righteousness can reclaim humanity. Raja repeatedly demands divine answers through ‘Naan yaar iraivaa’ during moments of doubt.
Iraivaa Music Video
Redemption through self-awareness anchors the Iraivaa lyrics translation. The Dragon album track positions dharma as the path back from self-made monstrosity. Clarity comes only by confronting one’s own destructive choices.