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Interpreting The Song 'Azhage'
Ashwin Sundararajan Ashok
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Azhage (Movie: Kathakali, Cast: Vishal, Catherine.)

Azhage is a tamil song, composed and written and sang by Hiphop Tamizha. This song is him singing about his girlfriend, he describes a lot about her beauty in this song. This song is so relatable to guys because it shows how a guy feels and what guys feel like doing when his girlfriend is around him. This song has a catchy beat, you'll get addicted the 1st or the 2nd time you hear it. If understand the language and speak it, you’ll sing this song to your own girlfriend. The lyrics are so easy to memorize too. You’ll fall love with this song when the beat drops. As i said he composed,sang and written by him, he really rhymes well because of that. Almost everyone
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