Adele’s new song suggests marriage won’t fulfil you. I think St Paul would agree
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Chris Follett2021-11-08T08:48:00
'Easy on me’ comes in the aftermath of Adele's marriage breakdown. Chris Follett has been taking a closer look at the lyrics
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