Understanding 'Oh My God' by Adele

The transcript features a song by Adele, exploring themes of love, desire, and internal conflict. The lyrics express a struggle between wanting to have fun and the fear of emotional vulnerability. The singer reflects on her independence and the challenges of balancing personal desires with emotional risks. The song repeats the emotional conflict and concludes with a plea for self-assurance.

What does the singer express about time in the beginning?

• She will make time for someone she cares about.

• She is too busy to care.

• She has plenty of time to spare.

• She doesn't care about time.

What keeps the singer coming back despite her fear?

• The promise of adventure.

• The good love she receives.

• The thrill of danger.

• The need for excitement.

What is the singer's internal struggle about?

• Deciding whether to move to a new city.

• The battle between right and wrong.

• Balancing work and personal life.

• Choosing between two lovers.

How does the singer describe the likelihood of her situation?

• Very likely.

• Impossible.

• Unlikely but happening.

• Certain.

What does the singer prefer over leaving herself behind?

• Being a fool.

• Being wise.

• Being cautious.

• Being adventurous.

What does the singer assert about her identity?

• She is a child and needs guidance.

• She is a grown woman and does what she wants.

• She is confused about her identity.

• She is dependent on others.

What does the singer plead for towards the end?

• To not let herself down.

• To find true love.

• To be left alone.

• To escape reality.

What is the singer's emotional state as described in the song?

• Happy and content.

• Confused and troubled.

• Calm and collected.

• Indifferent and detached.

What does the singer repeatedly acknowledge about her actions?

• They are justified.

• They are misunderstood.

• They are wrong.

• They are right.

What is the singer's attitude towards having fun?

• She is indifferent to it.

• She is afraid of it.

• She embraces it despite knowing it's wrong.

• She avoids it.