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Lyrics » Y - Films » Yennai Arindhaal Lyrics » Unakkenna Venum Sollu Lyrics
Unakkenna Venum Sollu Lyrics
Music: Harris Jayaraj | Lyricist: Thamarai | Singers: Benny Dayal, Mahathi

Unakenna Venum Sollu
Ulagathai Kaata Sollu
Puthu Idam Puthu Megam
Thedi Povoame
Pidithathai Vaanga Sollu
Verupathai Neenga Sollu
Puthu Vellam Puthu Aaru
Neenthi Paarpome..
Iruvarin Pagal Iravu
Oru Veyil Oru Nilavu
Therinthathu Theriyaathathu
Paarka Porome
Ulagenum Paramapatham
Vizhunthapin Uyarvu Varum
Ninaithathu Ninaiyaathathu
Serka Porome
Oru Velli Kolusu Pola
Intha Bhoomi Sinungum Keezha
Aniyaatha Vairam Pola
Antha Vaanam Minungum Mela
Oru Velli Kolusu Pola
Intha Bhoomi Sinungum Keezha
Aniyaatha Vairam Pola
Antha Vaanam Minungum Mela
Kanavugal Theinthathendru
Kalangida Koodathendru
Thinam Thinam Iravu Vanthu
Thoongacholiyathey
Enakena Unnai Thanthu
Unaku Iru Kannai Thanthu
Athan Vazhi Enathu Kanaa Kaanacholliyathey
Nee Adam Pidithaalum Adangi Pøgindren
Un Madi Methai Mel Madangikølgindren
Thana Thaananathara Namtham
Thana Thaananathara Namtham
Thana Thaananathara Namtham
Thana Thaananathara Namtham
Unakenna Venum Šøllu
Ulagathai Kaata Šøllu
Puthu Idam Puthu Megam
Thedi Pøvøame
Pidithathai Vaanga Šøllu
Verupathai Neenga Šøllu
Puthu Vellam Puthu Aaru
Neenthi Paarpøme..
Paruvangal Maari Vara
Varudangal Oødi Vida
Èzantha Èn Inimaigalai
Unnil Kandaene
Èzhuthidum Un Viralil
Širithidum Un Èthazhil
Kadantha Èn Kavithaigalai
Kandukøndaene..
Thuruvangal Pøl Neelum
Idaiveli Andru.. O..
Thølgalil Un Møøchu
Èlaigirathendru
Thana Thaananathara Namtham
Thana Thaananathara Namtham
Thana Thaananathara Namtham
Thana Thaananathara Namtham
Unakenna Venum Šøllu
Ulagathai Kaata Šøllu
Puthu Idam Puthu Megam
Thedi Pøvøame
Pidithathai Vaanga Šøllu
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