Song meaning of Set Fire to the Rain by Adele

Ah, Adele's "Set Fire to the Rain." A classic example of how heartbreak can turn you into a pyromaniac. I mean, who hasn't been there, right? So, she starts off by saying she let her heart fall, but this person comes along and rises to claim it. Like, seriously? Are they a professional heart collector or something? Anyway, apparently this individual saved Adele by kissing her lips. Must be some magical lips, huh? Her hands are strong, but her knees are weak, which, let's be real, is just a convenient excuse to fall at this person's feet and score some pity points. Now, here's the interesting part—there's a side to this person that she never knew. Wow, shocking revelation! Turns out, everything they said was a lie, and they were playing some twisted mind games that they always won because apparently, they're the undisputed champion of emotional manipulation. But fear not, my dear, our girl Adele decides to take matters into her own hands and sets fire to the rain. Yes, you heard me right, she sets fire to freakin' rain! And guess what? The rain pours down on her while she touches this person's face, which, by the way, is a super effective tactic for romance, I'm sure. So, while feeling the burn, she cries out their name because apparently the rain was screaming it like a possessed demon. But let's not stop there, folks! In the second verse, she reveals that when she lays with them it's pure bliss, and nothing is better. Clearly, she has low standards. And just when you think it's all over, Adele wakes up by the door, still hoping for this person, because, you know, that's a perfectly healthy reaction to a breakup. All in all, "Set Fire to the Rain" is a fiery tale of heartbreak, questionable decision-making, and a deep longing for a firefighting squad. Let it burn, baby!