This song is beautiful and marvelously tells the story so many of us have experienced and too often hidden in our hears. The announcer does a wonderful job introducing Adele. The song, she, certainly does bring up memories and heartaches. This is a true performer and artist - she is able to bring the lyrics to life.
Adele - "Someone Like You"
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