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Home » Entertainment » Adele, Tells How Her Drunk Diary Served Her as Inspiration

Adele, Tells How Her Drunk Diary Served Her as Inspiration

Posted by: Estefania Herrera    Tags:  21, Adele, Album, Alcohol, British Singer, Drunk Diary, Inspiration, Mercury Prize Award, U.K Tour    Posted date:  August 9, 2011  |  Comment



Some say that the words spoken by a drunken person come truly from the interior and are worthy and sincere.

The Singer Adele appears to agree with this phrase by saying: “ a drunk tongue is an honest one’.

On an interview with the British newspaper The Sun, she confessed to have a “drunk diary”. Adele said: “ I used to have to lock myself away in my house, get pretty drunk and write a drunk diary – and that was the first time I could admit things to myself. A drunk tongue is an honest one in my opinion and the next morning I would read it through with an awful hangover and, in the cold light of day, had to absorb my feelings about myself. I was a bit scared that I wouldn’t be articulate enough. “

She continued: “When I was 18 or 19 I didn’t regret anything, I was very much a teenager and thought I knew it all. I started realizing my own flaws and my disappointments and I started regretting a lot of stuff. It was quite an awakening.”

Some of the lyrics for her second album ‘21’, actually came when she had already more than a couple of drinks.

Her album 21 has been nominated for the Mercury Prize Award this year, and she will be doing a Tour throughout UK next month.


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Estefania Herrera
I come from the half of the world, Ecuador. I am 22 and by leaving my country to study abroad in Spain, I've grown up as a person in an incredible way. Therefore I say, its good to experience new things, and get to know new cultures. But most importantly LiVe, lOvE and LaUgH.



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1 Comment for Adele, Tells How Her Drunk Diary Served Her as Inspiration

leilani

With all the lovely and sincere young singers in the world, how did this fat, drunk whore get
our attention.

Get her off the air and out of the spot light………she’s too big for it!

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