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There's a fire starting in my heart....

Sounds familiar? This is the beginning of one of the most popular songs nowadays. I'm sure you've heard of Adele, haven't you? Well, I really love this song. As a matter of fact, I love all Adele's songs but I'm going to show you 'Rolling in the Deep' just for teaching purposes, ok?

While you are listening to the song, please do notice the way she says 'we could have had it all', 'remind me of us' and 'you played it to the beat'. Also, don't miss the expression "reap just what you sow".

Well, without further ado, here you have this marvellous song. Enjoy and sing along!!


NPR Music: Adele, in concert (you can listen to the entire radio show here)
YouTube mix for Adele
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