1) Sophie Xeon (September 17, 1986 – January 30, 2021), mononymously known by her stage name Sophie (stylized in all caps), was a Scottish producer and singer-songwriter who worked in Los Angeles and lived in Greece. She came to prominence in 2013 with her single "Bipp"/"Elle" and released "Lemonade"/"Hard" the following year. She worked closely with artists from the PC Music label and produced for acts including Charli XCX, Liz, Le1f, QT, Madonna, Namie Amuro and Vince Staples. Sophie's music has been described as a "hyperkinetic" take on pop music and typically features high-pitched female vocals and an attention to synthesized electronic textures. Her debut compilation album Product was released on November 27th, 2015. Her debut studio album Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides was released on June 15th, 2018. She died on January 30th, 2021, following an accident in Athens, Greece.
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2) Sophie Chassée (real name Sophie Knops-Brockerhoff, short form just Sophie) is a 24 year old singer-songwriter, guitarist and bassist from Mönchengladbach, Germany living in Osnabrück now. She has been performing in her home country since 2012 playing guitar either solo or in several bands, e.g. Karanoon or Alli Neumann. She is known for her gentle music style and vocals being influenced by Colbie Caillat and other fingerstyle guitarists and songwriters. Her lyrics in English are melancholy, regarding lost love, life changes, friendship, philosophical thoughts that everyone can relate to. She has performed with well-known guitarists such as Jon Gomm, Francesco Buzzurro, Joscho Stephan, Michael Fix and André Krengel. She has released four solo albums so far besides others with her bands: Lesson Learned, Progress, New Chapters and Initiation.
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3) Sophie Choudry (born Sophia Choudhry, 8 February 1981 in the UK) is an Indian film actress, singer, former MTV India VJ and occasional model and anchor. Her father was a fan of Sophia Loren and named her Sophia, but she changed her first name to Sophie later.
In 2000, she started her career as a pop singer with her all-girl band Sansara with a song which Sophie herself wrote ("Yeh Dil Sun Raha Hai"). Very soon the band separated and Choudry started her solo singing career, donning the videos "Habibi" and "Le Le Mera Dil" in 2001.
She then moved to Mumbai in 2002, becoming a VJ for MTV India and hosting the popular show MTV Loveline, which eventually gained her popularity. In November 2003, she released her first remix album Sophie & Dr. Love. The album was a chart-topper for six months in India and broke records in the U.K Asian Pop Charts by holding the number 1 spot for 12 weeks.
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4) Elena Ferretti (b. 1960), an italo-disco/Eurobeat singer who used the name Sophie for several releases, including My World and Tales To Tell.
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5) Sophie Hecquet (born Arlette Hecquet, 9 October 1944 – 28 October 2012), often credited mononymously as Sophie, was a French pop singer, actress, and radio and television presenter, who released six EPs in the 1960s under the moniker Sophie before retiring in 1975. She also participated in the Eurovision Song Contest back then for Monaco with the song Une chanson c'est une lettre.
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6) Sophie was a metalcore / experimental band from the city of Americana in the state of São Paulo, Brazil.
IN THE NAME OF LOVE
Sophie Lyrics
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The moment, in loving life too much
Every time you're lost in love
You wonder when the love will stop
I'm lost in love
There's a price to pay if you
To be that thankful demands that you
Are always carrying death in mind
Death is around
There's a point to put off some things
And save them for a rainy day
Only those about to die
Are acting in a perfect way
Who wants to die
There's an answer to why you can
So rarely take in what you see
The pleasure is followed by
A fear you want to avoid to feel
I'm so lost in love
There's a freedom in making plans
To think about a future and
There's a comfort in being sure
That it'll be long before the end
I'm not making plans
There's a reason to why so many
Only get one little chance
If the song was sung forever
No one'd ever stop to dance
In Sophie Zelmani's song "Lost in love," there is a contradiction between living in the moment and the fear of change that comes along with it. The lyrics highlight the paradox of wanting to embrace life while still being mindful of the inevitability of death. The singer recognizes that there is a downside to being lost in love, or enjoying life to the fullest. Every moment of happiness is accompanied by the fear and uncertainty that this joy may soon come to an end. This fear is a constant reminder that death is lurking in the background, a price that must be paid for enjoying the present.
Throughout the song, Zelmani reminds the listener that putting off some things can have value. Saving certain activities or experiences for a rainy day is wise because, in a sense, one is preparing for death. Those who approach life this way are acting in a perfect way because they are fully aware of its fragility. However, the singer does not advocate living exclusively this way, as it can result in fear overriding the present joy. Instead, there must be a balance between mindful preparations for the future and living fully in the present.
Sophie Zelmani's song "Lost in love" is a thoughtful and poignant reflection on the nature of joy, fear, and death, and the importance of balance in life. The lyrics are a reminder to live consciously in the moment while remembering the fleeting nature of life.
Line by Line Meaning
There's a drawback in living for
The moment, in loving life too much
Living for the moment has a downside, especially when you love life so much.
Every time you're lost in love
You wonder when the love will stop
Being lost in love brings uncertainties about how long the love will last, if it ever will.
I'm lost in love
The singer is currently experiencing a feeling of being lost in love.
There's a price to pay if you
Want to enjoy the present time
To be that thankful demands that you
Are always carrying death in mind
There's a cost to enjoying the present moment, as it requires you to always remember that death is around.
Death is around
The reminder of death is always present and cannot be ignored.
There's a point to put off some things
And save them for a rainy day
Only those about to die
Are acting in a perfect way
Sometimes, it's necessary to save things for later, and only those who are about to die can truly appreciate the present moment.
Who wants to die
No one wants to die, and hence people cling on to life.
There's an answer to why you can
So rarely take in what you see
The pleasure is followed by
A fear you want to avoid to feel
There's a reason why people have a hard time being present and taking in what they see, as the pleasure they experience is often followed by a fear that they don't want to feel.
I'm so lost in love
The singer is so deeply and completely lost in love.
There's a freedom in making plans
To think about a future and
There's a comfort in being sure
That it'll be long before the end
There's a sense of freedom and comfort in making plans for the future, as it provides a sense of security that there's still a long time before the end.
I'm not making plans
The singer is not currently making plans for the future, perhaps preferring to live in the present moment.
There's a reason to why so many
Only get one little chance
If the song was sung forever
No one'd ever stop to dance
Many people only get one chance, and it's important to seize the moment because if the music never stopped, no one would ever have to leave the dance floor.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: RUSSELL MARTIN KRAMER
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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on INFATUATION (THE ABYSS)
lol sounds like a cat meowing at 3am