Sinéad O'Connor

Gonna put my pink dress on And do my hair up tight I'm gonna put some eyeliner on I'm gonna look real nice I'm going down to the church On 4th & Vine I'm gonna marry my love And we'll be happy for all time Yeah, he's the sweetest man you could find S

Sung by Sinead O'Connor as a Tribute to Cole Porter to benefit AIDS research and relief --------------------------------- You do something to me Something that simply mystifies me Tell me, why should it be You have the power to hypnotize me? Let me l

Thank You for Hearing Me - Sinead O'Connor Thank you for hearing me Thank you for hearing me Thank you for hearing me Thank you for hearing me Thank you for loving me Thank you for loving me Thank you for loving me Thank you for loving me Thank you f

As I went out walking one morning in June As I went out walking one morning in June To view the fair fields and the valleys in bloom I spied a pretty fair maid she appeared like a queen With her costly fine robes and her mantle so green Said I my pre

Silent night, Holy night, All is calm, We see, All is bright Round young virgin mother and child, Holy infant so tender and mild We say Sleep in heavenly peace, Sleep in heavenly peace. Silent night, Holy night, Shepherds first saw the sight Glorious

Hello, you don't know me but I stole your laptop and I took your TV I sold your granny's rosary for 50 p And I even pulled an old hijack said I had a hypodermic in me backpack, but I was only bluffing Oh, so long I've been a junkie I ought to wrap it

You're jealous You just can't stand to see me get along without you Like I do, you told me to Now you're jealous You don't know how hard it was to be alone without you And wanting you, like I do I would have stayed if you'd wanted Would have been wil

There was a Lord who lived in this land There was a Lord who lived in this land He being a Lord of high degree He left his foot down a ship's board And swore strange countries he would go see. He's travelled east and he's travelled west Half the nort

Bi, i do chodladh liom Ar mhiste leat a insint dom? Cad is mian leat? An dtiocfa, liom? Cad is mian leat? An dtiocfa, liom? Nuair a leagan mo chrann An ndeireadh tusa liom? Cad is mian leat? An bheidh tu, liom? Cad is mian leat? An dtiocfa, liom? Bi,

Óró, sé do bheatha 'bhaile, Hail! You are welcome home. Óró, sé do bheatha 'bhaile, Hail! You are welcome home. Óró, sé do bheatha 'bhaile, Hail! You are welcome home. Anois ar theacht an tsamhraidh. Summer is now approaching. Sé do bheatha a bhean b

[ti:I Want to Be Loved by You] [ar:Sinead O'Connor] [al:Am I Not Your Girl] [offset:500] [00:02.08]I Want to Be Loved by You [00:06.06]Sinead O Connor [00:07.73] [00:14.44]I wanna be loved by you, [00:18.15]just you nobody else but you [00:22.86]I wa

They ask me how I feel And if my love is real And how I know I'll make it through. They look at me and frown, and like to drive me from this town, They don't want me around 'Cause I believe in you. They show me to the door, They say "don't come back

You had plenty money Nineteen fourty one You lost it all And then, where do you run? Why don't you do right? Like some other men do? Get out of here and get me some money too Yo'sittin' down wondering what it's all about If you ain't got no money the

You Made Me The Thief Of Your Heart 你心即我心「因父之名」 [歌词] I hope you're happy now... ...I could never make you so... you were a hard man... no harder in this world you made me cold and you made me hard and you made me the thief of your heart 我希望你现在能快乐 谅我未

Sinead O'Connor - This Is A Rebel Song I love you my hard englishman Your rage is like a fist in my womb Can't you forgive what you think I've done And love me - I'm your woman And I desire you my hard englishman And there is no more natural thing So

Why did I not die at birth? Expire as I came from the womb? Why were there knees to receive me? Or breasts to feed me? Why was I not like babies Who never saw the light? Who lie with kings and counsellors Who rebuild ruins for themselves And where re

Of all the money e'ever I had, I spent it in good company. And all the harm I've ever done, Alas, it was to none but me. And all that I've done for want of wit, To memory now I can't recall. So fill to me the parting glass, Goodnight, and joy be to y

Streets of London 伦敦街头 Have you seen the old man in the closed-down market 你可曾看过那个在已收摊的市场里的老人 Kicking up the paper with his worn out shoes? 用他磨破的鞋子踢着报纸 In his eyes you see no pride 在他的眼里你看不到尊严 Hand held loosely at his side 他的手无力的垂在两旁 Yesterday's pape

I'd a terrible broken heart I'd a terrible broken heart I'd a terrible broken heart I'd a terrible broken heart You were born on the day my mother was buried. My grief, my grief, my grief, my grief, my grief. You were born on the day my mother was bu

Love letters straight From you heart Keep us so near While apart I'm not alone in the night When I can have all the love That you write I memorize every line And I kiss the name That you sign And darling then I read again Right from the start Love le