Ovvoru Manusanum Ovvoru Vitham Lyrics English Meaning – Bomb | Dharshini Rajkumar | Meghna Sumesh
“Ovvoru Manusanum Ovvoru Vitham” by Meghna Sumesh and Dharshini Rajkumar is a track from the album Bomb. It begins by stating that the wind does not discriminate as it blows over the land. Lyricist Jayra and composers Jayra, Chandru.JK, Rakendu Mouli, and D. Imman introduce this core idea.
The lyrics expand on observations from the natural world. Jayra writes that even a small worm is not given a separate road to travel. The verses also note how scorching sun and heavy rain find a natural balance without intervention.
Poongathu Ala Pathu VeesadhuThe gentle wind doesn’t see a face as it blows
Boologom Pothuvu NamakkuThis world is common ground for us all
Nellnathu Vaira Pathu ValaradhuA paddy shoot doesn’t watch the field’s edge to grow
Van Megam Satchi AdharkkuThe clouds in the sky are witness to this
Kuyil Vazha Thani KooduA cuckoo doesn’t need a special nest to live
Mara Kilai Thane Adhan VeeduA tree branch itself is its home
Pulu Rondhu Poga Thani RoaduFor a small worm to crawl along its way
KidaiyadhuThere is no separate road
Vovvoru ManushanumEvery single person
Vovvoru VidhamIs their own unique kind
Indha Boomiyil VazhvadheTo live upon this earth
Amanja VaramIs a blessing we’ve been given
Vovvoru ManushanumEvery single person
Vovvoru VidhamIs their own unique kind
Indha Boomiyil VazhvadheTo live upon this earth
Amanja VaramIs a blessing we’ve been given
Poongathu Ala Pathu VeesadhuThe gentle wind doesn’t see a face as it blows
Boologom Pothuvu NamakkuThis world is common ground for us all
Motta Veyila Adai Mazha ThanThe scorching sun and the pouring rain
Thana Samarasam SeiyumeFind their own natural harmony
Saruvediyai Idi IdichaWhen thunder cracks like a firework
Megam Minni Minni OlirumeThe clouds will brightly flash and shine
Vanavillu NerathulaIn the colors of a rainbow
Thoga Mayil KoothadumeThe plumed peacock comes to dance
Vanam Parkkum BoomiyilumOn this land that looks to the sky
Thanthom Inga MuppbogameWe’ve raised three seasons of harvest here
Thenna Vazha Nelli PalaWith coconut, banana, gooseberry, and jackfruit trees
IrundhalumStanding together
Vetti Veesi Kodu Poda MarandhalumEven if we forget to cut them down to make a border
Neeyum Vazha Nanum VazhanumYou must live, and so must I
Vovvoru ManushanumEvery single person
Vovvoru VidhamIs their own unique kind
Indha Boomiyil VazhvadheTo live upon this earth
Amanja VaramIs a blessing we’ve been given
Poongathu Ala Pathu VeesadhuThe gentle wind doesn’t see a face as it blows
Boologom Pothuvu NamakkuThis world is common ground for us all
Nellnathu Vaira Pathu ValaradhuA paddy shoot doesn’t watch the field’s edge to grow
Van Megam Satchi AdharkkuThe clouds in the sky are witness to this
Kuyil Vazha Thani KooduA cuckoo doesn’t need a special nest to live
Mara Kilai Thane Adhan VeeduA tree branch itself is its home
Pulu Rondhu Poga Thani RoaduFor a small worm to crawl along its way
The track takes the form of a refrain arguing that each person is unique. Its verses use specific examples from nature to support the repeated central lines. This structure ties the idea of human acceptance to observable truths in the physical world.
