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On her new album, “30,” Adele discusses the inspiration for some of her more introspective songs.
The famous singer laments, “I didn’t get to go on and make new memories with him/ There were simply recollections in a tremendous storm,” in the closing moments of track seven, “I Drink Wine.”
.@Adele on divorce, her son and Los Angeles life as she releases new music.
The singer’s new song ‘Easy On Me’ is her first material in six years. Her fourth album ’30’ is out next month.
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In an interview published on Thursday by The Face magazine, the “Easy on Me” singer explained that the lyrics refer to a former love interest from before she met her present lover, sports agent Rich Paul.
Adele described the time as “like, rushing as rapidly as I could get my life back together to feel normal again.”
She clarified that she was currently single by saying, “There was someone that I had loved — not been in love with, but been so fond of, and have been for years,” adding, “but I was unable to pretend that I wasn’t in my own storm.”
When asked why the relationship ended, Adele responded, “I couldn’t offer myself properly,” adding that they “couldn’t be constant.”
She felt that a year after a divorce, “it wasn’t right” to start dating again.
It’s an open wound whether you leave or are left, she said, so it doesn’t matter if you feel ready to do either. It seemed more like this individual wanted me to fully commit to it.
It didn’t work out since the musician was “still recuperating from the breakdown of my marriage.”
