Read "Tabaahi" from Toxic with Romanized Telugu lyrics.

Lyrics

Tabaahi tabaahi
Lokam sankellu tencheddaam
Kaalam paradaalu kaalcheddaam
Manakai manamai jeevinchudaam tabaahi
Tabaahi tabaahi tabaahi tabaahi
Tabaahi
Tabaahi tabaahi tabaahi tabaahi
Tabaahi
Aankshale dhvamsame teerani chelimilo
Kaankshale bhasmame kougili kolimilo
Antham avudaam manalo manam tabaahi
Tabaahi tabaahi tabaahi tabaahi
Tabaahi
Tabaahi tabaahi tabaahi tabaahi
Tabaahi
Urime rudhiram urike adharam
Saraagaanni sameepinchade shishiram
Nee naa swaram rana bhaaswaram tabaahi
Tabaahi tabaahi tabaahi tabaahi
Tabaahi
Tabaahi tabaahi tabaahi tabaahi
Tabaahi
(Nanananana nanana nanananana
Nananana nananana nananananananana nanana)
Tabaahi
(rararara rarara rararara rarara rarara)
Tabaahi
(rararara rarara rararara rarara rarara)

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About "Tabaahi"

“Tabaahi” from Toxic is an intense expression of desire that imagines love as an act of destruction and liberation. Composed and sung by Vishal Mishra, with Telugu lyrics by Ramajogayya Sastry, “Tabaahi” presents passion as something powerful enough to consume boundaries, restraint and even individual identity.

The opening lines, “Lokam sankellu tencheddaam” and “Kaalam paradaalu kaalcheddaam,” speak of breaking the world’s chains and burning through the curtains of time, setting up two people who want to cast aside everything that confines them and live entirely for themselves. The recurring word “Tabaahi,” meaning destruction or devastation, becomes a metaphor for surrendering completely to this overwhelming attraction.

The lyrics grow more intimate with “Aankshale dhvamsame” and “Kaankshale bhasmame,” where restrictions are destroyed and desires turn to ashes in the furnace-like heat of an embrace. “Antham avudaam manalo manam” takes that surrender further, suggesting that the lovers lose their separate selves within each other. In the final verse, surging blood, eager lips and the approaching “shishiram,” or winter, create a sensual contrast between inner heat and surrounding cold. The phrase “Nee naa swaram rana bhaaswaram” finally merges their voices into something radiant and battle-like.

Credits

Tabaahi by Zee Music Company from Toxic

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