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Adele's words soon reveal a deeper narrative, where she questions whether time has truly healed any wounds. “They say that time's supposed to heal ya, but I ain't done much healing,” she confides, showcasing the struggle of moving past grievances. This encapsulates the ongoing battle many face when attempting to navigate the complexities of unresolved relationships.
The Weight of Memories
As the song progresses, Adele lets listeners in on her contemplative journey through memory—“I’m in California dreaming about who we used to be.” This line poignantly highlights how nostalgia can act as both a comfort and a source of pain. She reflects on a time when life felt simpler, where the world seemed full of possibilities before reality intervened.