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The singer told RWD magazine that she hopes 21 would allow people to hear that she is not as serious as they might think she is.
"I knew I wanted to progress not too far 'cos the people who loved 'Chasing Pavements' and 'Hometown Glory' ultimately gave me the chance to record a second album," she said. "But I wanted to be a bit more playful. Everyone thinks I'm so serious 'cos of 19 - musically and lyrically it's quite a sombre record."
She continued: "But I like having fun and making people laugh. I'm tongue-in-cheek and mouthy. I'm very much a 22-year-old, so I wanted to be a bit more like that, which I think I've done."
Adele releases her new single 'Rolling In The Deep' on January 17. The LP follows on January 24.
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