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Adele has revealed that she is especially happy with the song 'I'll Be Waiting' from her new album.
The singer penned the upbeat pop-soul number with producer Paul Epworth, with whom she also collaborated on fellow album track 'He Won't Go' and the LP's lead single, 'Rolling In The Deep'.
"Every time we added something new to it or wrote a new part, we just got really excited because we were happy," she said of 'I'll Be Waiting'.
In fact, the singer - full name Adele Laurie Blue Adkins - is so pleased with the finished track that she likened it to the "soundtrack to my life".
"Imagine me walking down the street listening to this on my iPod and saying 'Yeah!'" she added.
Press 'play' below to hear Adele's full commentary on 'I'll Be Waiting' - and check back on DS tomorrow to hear her discuss 'One And Only', the ninth track from her 21 LP.
The singer penned the upbeat pop-soul number with producer Paul Epworth, with whom she also collaborated on fellow album track 'He Won't Go' and the LP's lead single, 'Rolling In The Deep'.
"Every time we added something new to it or wrote a new part, we just got really excited because we were happy," she said of 'I'll Be Waiting'.
In fact, the singer - full name Adele Laurie Blue Adkins - is so pleased with the finished track that she likened it to the "soundtrack to my life".
"Imagine me walking down the street listening to this on my iPod and saying 'Yeah!'" she added.
Press 'play' below to hear Adele's full commentary on 'I'll Be Waiting' - and check back on DS tomorrow to hear her discuss 'One And Only', the ninth track from her 21 LP.
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