Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Ballads

👉 A ballad is a form of song that originated in England and was popularized by composers such as William Wordsworth, John Keats, and Percy Bysshe Shelley. Ballads are typically written in a shorter, more concise style than traditional songs, often featuring a simple melody and a repetitive refrain. They have been used to express themes of love, nature, or social commentary throughout history, with some ballads being particularly associated with the Romantic era.

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Definition:

"Sneaky little ballad, that's what you're doing to me. With your sweet words and love, you've made my heart skip a beat. Your song has become the anthem of all my troubles, but I don't understand why. Maybe it's just because I can't find anyone to sing along with." Example sentence: "Hey, is this ballad singing for me? I need someone to join us on this quest, and if you're in, let's make it the biggest, loudest one we've ever done."