HOLLYWOOD, USA – Global singing sensation Adele has turned her attention to an unexpected source of relationship wisdom: chiropody. Her latest chart, “Soft Feet,” explores the romantic magic that unfolds when lovers prioritize foot care, positioning pumice stones and pedicures as the new foundation of lasting love.

By Our Entertainment Editor: Arthur Pint

The ballad, drenched in her signature soulful tones, leads listeners through a heartfelt journey of cracked heels, calluses, and corns, all of which Adele suggests might be the real reason relationships fall apart. “When your feet are smooth, your love is too,” croons the singer, while a gentle acoustic guitar strums along to metaphors about foot baths and exfoliation. Fans, naturally, are both bewildered and enchanted by this foot-fixated love anthem.

Toe jam

“I’ve always written from the heart,” Adele told the SUFFOLK GAZETTE, while applying her own brand of luxury foot cream. “But this time, I wanted to go deeper—right down to the soles. I thought up the song at a jam session in New York City.”

Adele’s chart – A foot specialist

The chorus, “Soft feet, soft heart, get rid of that verruca for a start,” has already been heralded as the next big wedding vow staple. Meanwhile, chiropodists around the world are basking in the unexpected free publicity. Dr. Phil Toews, a prominent foot specialist, commented, “We never knew we needed an anthem, but here it is. Chiropody will never be the same.”

Critics, however, are slightly puzzled. “Is this a metaphor, or has Adele truly found the key to love in an electric callus remover?” asked one reviewer. “Either way, my feet have never felt more important.”

With “Soft Feet,” Adele has proven once again that no topic is too niche for a power ballad—because when it comes to love, apparently, beauty really is skin deep.

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