: An idiom meaning to betray or give someone away, often for personal gain.
: Being completely overwhelmed by the emotional power of love and its subsequent turbulence.
The phrase is a British slang adaptation meaning to have someone’s back or to be in a deep, committed relationship. In the song's context, it signifies: Rolling In The Deep - Adele
: A raw, colloquial way of saying Adele will expose the truth or "bring the dirt" out into the open.
Watch the official lyrics video to follow along with the powerful storytelling in the track: : An idiom meaning to betray or give
: Suggests her partner treated the relationship like a game or manipulated her emotions with rhythmic calculation. Notable Lyrics Snippet
* Rolling in the Deep. * Rumour Has It. * Turning Tables. * Don't You Remember. * He Won't Go. * Take It All. * I'll Be Waiting. * In the song's context, it signifies: : A
"Rolling in the Deep" is the lead single from Adele’s second studio album, 21 (2011). It is a soulful "revenge song" that explores the themes of heartbreak, betrayal, and the lingering scars of a past relationship. Meaning of "Rolling in the Deep"