All Night Parking

Album: 30 (2021)
Charted: 53
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Songfacts®:

  • After ending her seven-year relationship with Simon Konecki, Adele found herself back on the dating scene. Over a sample of the late jazz legend Erroll Garner's piano, the British star sings about her first romance following their split on "All Night Parking."
  • Adele is clearly enamored with her new beau and spends her nights dreaming about him.

    The sight of you is dramatic, one glimpse and I panic inside
    I get lost in our hours 'cause you possess powers I can't fight


    Unfortunately, it was a long-distance relationship that fizzled out. Adele admitted to Rolling Stone it was "a great learning curve and nice to feel loved," but acknowledged the romance would never have worked.
  • "All Night Parking" uses lo-fi hip-hop musician Joey Pecoraro's 2017 track "Finding Parking" as its musical backbone. "Finding Parking" in turn samples Erroll Garner's 1984 cut "No More Shadows."

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