lyrics for tillai ambalattAnai-suraTi-GKB

[bkishore]

pl post the lyrics for

tillai ambalattAnai-suraTi-GKB. Its from nandanar charitam sung by Geetha Raja

[Lakshman]

tillai ambalattAnai. rAgA: suraTi. cApu tALA.

P: tillai ambalattAnai gOvindarAjanai darishittuk-koNDEnE
A: tollulagamum paDiyaLandu manadukkErkkum toNdar kaligaL tIrak karuNai pozhiyum engaL
C1: tumbaip-pUmAlaigaL toDuttuk-koDDuppadingE tuLasi kozhundeDuttu toTTuk-koDuppadangE
ambala rahasiyam arindu koLLuvadingE aSTAkSaramenru anbu sheivadumangE
2: piTTu vaDaiyuDanE naivEdyamum ingE puLiyOdanam tayirannam paDaippadangE
koTTu muzhakkuDanE kUttADuvadingE kuraTTai viTTut-tUngik-koNDiruuppadum angE
3: tEvAramum tiruvAcakap-paDippingE tiruvAi mozhi Odi sEvittiruppadangE
nAvil pancAkSram nADik-koLLuvadingE nAryaNAvenru nambikkoLvadum angE
4: shol ariyAt-tirukkUTTam kUDuvadingE tOttirattirk-kETra garuDa sEvayum angE
allum paghalum anna dAna shirappingE ayyangArgaL kUDum AravAaramangE
5: tEnum punughum pAlum tEDik-koLLuvadingE shirakkap-paNigaL pUTTum singAramumangE
mAnum mazhuvuDanE magizhcci koLLuvadingE valampuri shanku cakramum dharippadangE
6: parama shivanE enru pADikkoLLuvadingE bAlakrSNAvenru paNindu koLLuvadangE
arumarai poruLuk-keTTAda vaDivamingE Ananda mUrti enru AdarippadangE

[Gladfan]

Hi, is it possible for someone to please provide the meaning of this song?

If not, I want to mainly be sure of something- is that item only in praise of the Govindaraja sthalam at Chidambaram Temple, or does it praise both Govindaraja Perumal and Lord Nadaraja?

[classicallover]

The song glorifies the Govindaraja Sannidhi in the Temple and compares the pujas, rituals and festivals conducted in this Sannidhi with those conducted for Nataraja. The intention is to highlight that though Chidambaram is normally deemed to be a Shiva kshetram, Vishnu also is present there. This is a very important song with some historical aspects in it. The underlying philosophy is that though Shiva and Vishnu are worshipped differently, essentially they are same and they are two sides of the same coin - " Harihara bheda raahityam " as it is known.

Sanjay Subramaniam sung this song in Sahana quite emotionally.