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Input: WIBTA for changing my name?

My dad was raised by his grandmother, who was apparently a saint. She helped him through the death of his dad and being abandoned by his birth mother, she taught him everything he knows from cooking to fixing a car to (legend has it) playing baseball which he got a scholarship to a great school for, she introduced him to my mom, etc. To say that he worships her is an understatement. We still celebrate her birthday even though she died before my siblings and I were born (nothing creepy, we just go out to a nice dinner or if it's on a weekend we all volunteer together). My mom knew and loved my grandmother too, obviously, and it was actually her idea to name me after her.

This is all really sweet, but my grandmother was named Delilah. And I was born 3 years before the song 'Hey There Delilah' came out. So every day of my life people sing that song to me, or if they're older they ask me where Samson is, or sometimes sing the jingle of a radio show called 'Delilah' that I only know about because so many people sang it to me. I've tried to go by Lilah in the past but it's hard because my parents won't call me that/introduce me that way, and because I'm in school with kids who have always known me and know my name.

I turn 18 this summer and I'm going to college this fall and I really, really want to change my name to a completely unrelated name before I go, just so I can have a fresh start. I have a name picked out that's very plain and doesn't have any songs related to it that I like. I just think it will be nice to pick a new name now when I'm starting adulthood and making connections and stuff, for future career stuff.

I know my dad will be absolutely devastated. He really hated me even trying to go by Lilah. My mom is also really attached to my name too. I brought up changing my name and they said they couldn't tell me 'no' because I'll be legally an adult, but they'd be really hurt and disappointed and it would hurt our relationship.

Anyway, after all that rambling, WIBTA if I change my name anyway? I just really, really hate my name and the constant comments and singing, and I don't want this to follow me around forever.

P.S. There's no compromise, like changing it to her middle name or something. Her middle name was 'Warden' and her last name is our last name. Oh, and her confirmation name was "Dymphna"

changing my name despite my parents' objections