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Matru patru patru matru...

For those who want to sing along fully, here is the entire song in Romanized Tamil:

Matru patru patru matru Nenappula vandha nee enna tharu Suthi solli kooda pathru pathru Patta kodum edukkum thattu thattu mattru (Music drop) Vetri ketta boomi idhu Vetti vetti patta vedhi idhu Ullu varuvan paaru Aathula kalla pothu Keeri vaa munnadi Veri aana pinadi Nee thappu vacha, naan thappu illa Eri vaa medaiya (Chorus) Usuru varakkum thooram Uyira vida usura neram Kaalu thatti vaaya Kulla kuthu kaaya Keeri vaa munnadi Veri aana pinadi Nee thappu vacha, naan thappu illa Eri vaa medaiya

(Chorus – Fast beat) Matru patru patru matru! (Shout)

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Song: Matru Pitru (ಮಾತೃ ಪಿತೃ) Movie: Matru Pitru (2017) Language: Kannada

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