Last Nite
Adele Lyrics


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Last night she said
Oh, baby
I feel so down
Oh, and turned me off
When I feel left out
So I
I turned around
Oh, baby
I don't care no more
I know this for sure
I'm walking
Out that door

Well, I've been in town
For just about fifteen
Ehole minutes now
Oh, baby, I feel so down
And I don't know why
I keep walking for miles

But the people
They don't understand
No, girlfriends
They can't understand
Your grandsons
They won't understand
On top of this
I ain't ever
Gonna understand

Last night she said
Oh, baby
Don't feel so down
Oh, and turned me off
When I feel left out
So I, I turned around
Oh, baby
I'm gonna be alright
It was a great big lie
Cuz I left that night
Yeah

Oh, people
They don't understand
No, girlfriends
They don't understand
In spaceships
They won't understand
And me
I ain't ever
Gonna understand

Last night she said
Oh, baby
I feel so down
She had turned me off
When I feel left out
So I
I turned around
Oh, little girl
I don't care no more
I know this for sure




I'm walking
Out that door, yeah

Overall Meaning

In Adele's song "Last Nite," the lyrics tell the story of a woman who is feeling down and is considering leaving her partner. The woman expresses her feelings of being left out, and her partner tries to reassure her that everything will be alright. However, in the end, she decides to leave and walk out the door. At the beginning of the song, the woman tells her partner that she feels down and that he has turned her off. She feels left out and decides to turn around and leave. She no longer cares about the situation and knows for sure that she is leaving.


As the song progresses, the woman tries to understand why she feels the way she does. She has only been in town for 15 minutes and already feels down. She keeps walking for miles, but nobody seems to understand her feelings. Her girlfriends, grandsons, and even people in spaceships won't be able to understand what she's going through. Despite all of this, she decides to leave because she is tired of feeling left out and saddened by the relationship.


The song is about being honest with yourself and knowing when to walk away from situations that no longer serve you. In the end, the woman realizes that she is better off without her partner and takes control of her own life. Through her honest expression of emotions and ultimate decision to leave, the woman becomes empowered and able to move on with her life.


Line by Line Meaning

Last night she said
The singer is recounting a conversation from the previous night.


Oh, baby
The singer is addressing the person she was talking to.


I feel so down
The singer is expressing her sadness and disappointment.


Oh, and turned me off
The other person's actions made the artist feel even worse.


When I feel left out
The artist is explaining why she is feeling so down.


So I
The singer is explaining what she did in response to her feelings.


I turned around
The singer physically turned around, perhaps to leave.


Oh, baby
The artist is still addressing the other person.


I don't care no more
The artist no longer cares about the other person's opinion or feelings.


I know this for sure
The artist is confident in her decision to leave.


I'm walking
The singer is physically leaving the situation.


Out that door
The artist is leaving through a door.


Well, I've been in town
The singer is changing the subject and sharing new information.


For just about fifteen
The singer is emphasizing that she has not been in town for very long.


Ehole minutes now
The singer is referencing a specific amount of time.


Oh, baby, I feel so down
The artist is still feeling sad.


And I don't know why
The artist is confused about her feelings.


I keep walking for miles
The singer is physically moving through her environment.


But the people
The singer is referring to other individuals in her environment.


They don't understand
The artist feels like others do not empathize with her situation.


No, girlfriends
The artist is referencing females specifically.


They can't understand
The artist feels like her female friends can't relate to her situation.


Your grandsons
The singer is referencing a group of young males.


They won't understand
The artist feels like the young males in her environment can't empathize with her situation.


On top of this
The singer is building on her previous point.


I ain't ever
The singer is emphasizing that she will never be able to understand.


Gonna understand
The singer will never fully comprehend why she feels the way she does or why others can't empathize with her.


I'm gonna be alright
The artist is reassuring herself that she will eventually feel better.


It was a great big lie
The artist is acknowledging that her previous statement was not true.


Cuz I left that night
The singer left the situation to escape her negative feelings.


Oh, people
The singer is once again referring to others in her environment.


In spaceships
The artist is referencing a futuristic mode of transportation, most likely to emphasize how different she feels from those around her.


They won't understand
The artist feels like no one around her can understand her situation.


And me
The artist is reflecting on herself.


I ain't ever
The singer is repeating her previous sentiment.


Gonna understand
The artist will never fully comprehend why she feels the way she does or why others can't empathize with her.


She had turned me off
The singer is recounting the other person's negative impact on her feelings.


Oh, little girl
The singer is calling the other person a diminutive nickname, perhaps to connote dominance.


I don't care no more
The singer is once again emphasizing her lack of concern for others' opinions or feelings.


I know this for sure
The artist is confident in her decision to leave.


I'm walking
The artist is still physically leaving the situation.


Out that door, yeah
The singer is still leaving through a door.




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Comments from YouTube:

Alejandro Hernández Rivera

Wow! Que descubrimiento Adele cantando Rock.

Eduardo Orellana

Hizo hasta un cover de The Raconteurs, de la canción Many Shades Of Black.

deeway1963

Lovely! Adele could 'cover' any song out there today and make it 'her own'. She could sing the 'alphabet', the 'phone book',' the menu from McDonald's' and it would be a 'massive hit' without a doubt!

Ivete Jesus Gonçalves

Essa mulher é impossível! Ela canta tudo e canta bem.

chamonium

I love this but I like it more when she sings ballads ♥

rarethen9

great cover!

Ch4nd13r B1ng

Not bad, but I would be lying if I said I preferred it to the original. You can't touch The Strokes. 

Leslie T

Actually pretty good!!

MultiJoice1234

loved

Daniel Mancera

emocioonnnn XD

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