
Beautiful tune by A.R. Rahman. You can watch the full scoop at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZh7CmNBypA
The only thing I have problem understanding is "Vanam thiranthaal mazhai irukum en vayathai thiranthaal nee iruppai"...
I love this song for the simplicity of the lyrics. It feels more like prose. Simple, easy to relate to. The lines about "I imagined our own names in the wedding invitation from next door" is so reminiscent of the good old days when we tried superimposing ourselves in every possible opportunity. If any of you find the music online, please send in the link. It is a beautiful tune also...

I am not sure how best to interpret all of this... Basically every line is referring to an absolute requirement finally leading to the line that says "How can there be youth without love". However, when the first line asks "How can there be a winter without snow" (something to that effect) or the line like "How can there be an art that is not beautiful", one can argue all of these are possible...
I have been too busy to do much here. But this song is just too good to pass... Here I am, sitting on the deck in our house during a July morning, that is unusually chilly, a lot of greenery around and a nice hot cup of cofee and my iTunes playign this song.... Life is almost perfect... I heard one G. Ravi sing this for a contest. This guy is amazing. Listen to it here.