Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Rhapsody

👉 A rhapsody is a type of song that consists of several verses or phrases, often in a repeating pattern. It is generally written for solo piano, but can also be sung by an ensemble, such as a symphony orchestra. The word "rhapsody" comes from the Latin words "rapheus," meaning "song," and "dio," meaning "of."

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👉 Verse: "Rhapsody was a beautiful song that went beyond mere beauty, it had power to sweep the earth and spread its influence far and wide." Chorus: "I love this song because it brings comfort and peace, a reminder that the world is only just beginning." Verse 2: "The Rhapsody was written by a man named John, he wrote it in his youth, so pure and simple yet full of life." Chorus: "I love this song because it brings comfort and peace, a reminder that the world is only just beginning." Verse 3: "John, the composer of this beautiful hymn, went on to become one of the greatest composers in history." Chorus: "I love this song because it brings comfort and peace, a reminder that the world is only just beginning." Verse 4: "In this time, we often forget how simple it was to make this song, but let us remember that music can bring us joy and comfort."

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