Ophelia
- proper noun
- I love the song Ophelia by The Lumineers.
Examples
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Many fans consider Ophelia to be The Lumineers' most memorable track.
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She played Ophelia on her guitar, singing along to the familiar melody.
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The radio station featured Ophelia as their song of the day.
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Have you heard Ophelia yet?
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The Lumineers released a popular song called Ophelia in 2016.
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Many fans of folk music enjoy the haunting melody of Ophelia by The Lumineers.
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The singer introduced Ophelia as one of their most beloved tracks during the concert.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ophelia is often used as a song title because the name is famous from Shakespeare, and the name comes from the Greek root ophel- meaning 'help'. So when musicians use Ophelia they are usually referring to the character or the feelings her story suggests.