Yuvan Shankar Raja composes the intense track ‘Thotta Load Aage Waiting,’ while Durai pens the sharp lyrics. The song features Mc Vickey, who brings a raw energy to the performance. Together, they create a sound that mirrors the tension and strategy of a high-stakes confrontation.
Durai writes about a planned strike with lines like, ‘The bullet’s chambered and waiting, planning to finish it all in silence.’ The poet uses hunting metaphors, such as digging a pit for an elephant, to describe the patience and precision needed in a dangerous game. The wordsmith emphasizes strategy over brute force, reminding listeners that brains often outwit brawn.
Thotta Load Aage WaitingThe bullet’s chambered and waiting
Quiet Ah Senju Vida PlanningPlanning to finish it all in silence
Light Ah Gap Kedachalum ShootingI’ll take the shot if I find the smallest gap
Nelavaram Theriyama Avan Mattum ChillingHe’s just chilling, unaware of how things stand
Thotta Load Aage WaitingThe bullet’s chambered and waiting
Quiet Ah Senju Vida PlanningPlanning to finish it all in silence
Light Ah Gap Kedachalum ShootingI’ll take the shot if I find the smallest gap
Nelavaram Theriyama Avan Mattum ChillingHe’s just chilling, unaware of how things stand
Yanai Veataikku Pona ModhallaWhen you head out for an elephant hunt
Kuzhiya Vettithan Wait PannanumYou’ve got to dig a pit and wait first
Un Edhiri Yannai Madhiri IrundhaIf your enemy is as huge as an elephant
Adikura Adiyila Avan Thalai KalanganumYour strike should leave his head spinning
Vazhi Illada Vera Vazhi IlladaThere’s no way out, no other path
Oru Murai Thodanguna MudivilladaOnce it begins, there’s no end in sight
Sari Illada Ethum ThavarilladaIt’s not right, but it’s not wrong either
Un Iraiya Pathu Nee Kuri VaiyudaFix your gaze on your prey and take aim
Thotta Load Aage WaitingThe bullet’s chambered and waiting
Quiet Ah Senju Vida PlanningPlanning to finish it all in silence
Light Ah Gap Kedachalum ShootingI’ll take the shot if I find the smallest gap
Enime Illa WarningThere won’t be any more warnings
Katuku Raja Singam NalumEven if the lion is the king of the jungle
Kalavanithanam Panna Nari VenumYou need a fox to do the dirty work
Un Katthiya Vidavum Butthi ThanMore than your blade, it’s your brain
Theva MamuThat’s really needed, ‘buddy’
Over Adhupula Eduthom KavuthomnuYou can’t just rush in recklessly
Ethulaiyum Erangida MudiyathuThinking you can flip things over in an instant
Aazham Theriyama KalaiDon’t step into the water
Vidatha MamuWithout knowing the depth, ‘buddy’
Uniform La Ne Irundha Una ThottidaveAs long as you’re in that uniform, we won’t touch you
Matom DaAt all
Kaakki Sattaiya Kalattittu VandhaBut if you come back without that ‘khaki shirt’ (police uniform)
Un Kadhaiya Nanga Mudipom DaWe’ll bring your story to a dead end
Nalla Neram Pathu Ooru OnnuWaiting for the right time, the whole town gathers
Kuudi Poojai Onnu Poda KathirukuthuWaiting to perform a final ritual
Manja Thanni Oothi Katthi Ellam TheetiPouring ‘turmeric water’ and sharpening the blades
Cut Panna Adu KathirukudhuThe sacrificial goat is waiting to be slaughtered
Thotta Load Aage WaitingThe bullet’s chambered and waiting
Quiet Ah Senju Vida PlanningPlanning to finish it all in silence
Light Ah Gap Kedachalum ShootingI’ll take the shot if I find the smallest gap
Nelavaram Theriyama Avan Mattum ChillingHe’s just chilling, unaware of how things stand
Thotta Load Aage WaitingThe bullet’s chambered and waiting
Quiet Ah Senju Vida PlanningPlanning to finish it all in silence
Light Ah Gap Kedachalum ShootingI’ll take the shot if I find the smallest gap
Nelavaram Theriyama Avan Mattum ChillingHe’s just chilling, unaware of how things stand
‘Thotta Load Aage Waiting’ is about strategy and patience. The lyrics highlight the calculated approach to overcoming a formidable opponent, blending tension with wisdom.
