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Artist: Louise Patricia Crane
Canonical path: /louise-patricia-crane/ophelia
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Ophelia
Read Ophelia lyrics by Louise Patricia Crane on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ophelia
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Wade in the water where lilies drift like ghosts
This isn't Eden or somebody else's cross
Ooh oh Ophelia
I leave forget-me-nots
By the river under the same old moonlight
Look there's a girl in the water
Willows bow to greet the silent apparition
They always knew she'd do this to herself
Come back
Come back to me
Drown with me
Sleep in water
Swathed in silver lace
For her superstition
Reflects the hue
Pale and blue
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Louise Patricia Crane performs "Ophelia", and this lyric page sits inside the Louise Patricia Crane catalog on LyroVerse.
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