Sattunnu Enna Saachiputtaa Lyrics
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Sattunnu Enna Saachiputtaa Yaaru Antha Pulla
Sakkaram Pola Naanum Sutha Yetho Aachu Ulla
Sattunnu Enna Saachiputtaa Yaaru Antha Pulla
Sakkaram Pola Naanum Sutha Yetho Aachu Ulla
Ava Enna Paakkayila Kavunthanae Bhoomiyila
Ava Solla Kaekkayila Maranthaenae Velaigala
Ava Ora Kannaala Kathi Veesiputtaalae
Oru Kaayam Illaama Enna Gaali Senchaalae
Ava Rosa Kaiyaala Romba Lesaa Thottaalae
Ava Nenjukkullaara Vilakkaethi Vachaalae
Rail'a Manasil Oda Vachaalae
Theruvil Karakam Aada Vachaalae
Kuyilaa En Usira Paada Vachaalae
Enakkellam Thanthidavae Ava Vanthaa Vakkanaiyaa
Oru Thaayaa Ennaiyum Thaan Ada Kaathaa Aakuraiyaa
Ava Munna Ninnaalae Puli Kooda Pammidumae
Ava Jaadai Senjaalae Matha Yaanai Kumbidumae
Ila Nenja Salladaiyaa Salichaalae Sillaraiyaa
Ava Manna Thottaalum Athu Aagum Sakkaraiyaa
Sattunnu Enna Saachiputtaa Yaaru Antha Pulla
Sakkaram Pola Naanum Sutha Yetho Aachu Ulla
Sattunnu Enna Saachiputtaa Yaaru Antha Pulla
Sakkaram Pola Naanum Sutha Yetho Aachu Ulla
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