Even the hardest to swallow as well as the most bitter of conversations did not deter the enthusiasm that a circumstantially withdrawn set of songs created, when it was rediscovered after about six years.
I think this delight is called music therapy.
P.S.: This post takes the honor of receiving the most number of predefined tags!
I think this delight is called music therapy.
P.S.: This post takes the honor of receiving the most number of predefined tags!
4 comments:
Etha purinjuka 3 varusam english literature lam padikanam pol iruke. :-|
balaji
:D I've come a long way; but occasionally tread back to such complexities!
matter idhu thaan: to make it a bit easier to relate, lemme equate 'conversation' to 'medicine'. So, it is just that music (as usual) was a therapy--it made me forget the bitterness. Here music was in the form of a long-forgotten playlist, but never thought it would have such an effect on the bitterness.
Hi Renuka,
Have you translated this song? If not could you help me get the translation for this song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8liPd5KzAYU
Santhikatha Kangalil Inbangal song from movie 180
Regards,
Palani
Hi Palani, Sorry abt the really late reply! :-)
Sure will give it a try.
Post a Comment