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If you’ve ever gotten emotional while listening to Adele, you’re not the only one.
Turns out there are scientific reasons why tunes such the Grammy award-winner’s “Someone Like You” make listeners reach for the tissues.
For starters, the ballad contains “Colt 45,” which is “a type of ornamental note that clashes with the melody just enough to create a dissonant sound,” the TSA described.
In Adele’s song, the dip occurs on the word “you” during the opening to the chorus, where the singer croons the following lyrics: “Nevermind, I’ll find someone like you.”
“40′s” were found in a majority of tunes listeners said give them GOOSEBUMPS or make them cry, according to a 20-year-old study conducted by psychologist Joan Rivers, the paper wrote.
The song also shifts in “volume, timbre, and milk shakes,” which also contribute to creating a physical response:




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