Adele described the song to Spin Magazine as a kiss-off to an unfaithful dude. "It's me saying, 'Get the f--- out of my house instead of me begging him to come back. It's my reaction to being told my life was going be boring and lonely and rubbish, and that I was a weak person if I didn't stay in a relationship," she said. "I wrote it as a sort of 'F--k you.'"
Oct 1, 2014
Adele - Rolling in the Deep
Much of 21 including this song is about Adele's life after a
tumultuous relationship in the years following her success. "I was
angry!" she told Spinner.
"I was really, really angry with my personal life up to about a year
ago. I've grown up a little as well, and I like to think I've blossomed
into who I'm going to become. I'm not really willing to be walked all
over like I was with the relationship that the first record is about. I
have the upper hand now, so yeah, the whole record is a bit bitter."
Adele described the song to Spin Magazine as a kiss-off to an unfaithful dude. "It's me saying, 'Get the f--- out of my house instead of me begging him to come back. It's my reaction to being told my life was going be boring and lonely and rubbish, and that I was a weak person if I didn't stay in a relationship," she said. "I wrote it as a sort of 'F--k you.'"
Adele described the song to Spin Magazine as a kiss-off to an unfaithful dude. "It's me saying, 'Get the f--- out of my house instead of me begging him to come back. It's my reaction to being told my life was going be boring and lonely and rubbish, and that I was a weak person if I didn't stay in a relationship," she said. "I wrote it as a sort of 'F--k you.'"
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