Released on Sinead O'Connor's 1987 album The Lion And The Cobra, this track exemplifies her raw, confessional style that defined the Irish singer-songwriter's career. The recording features her signature vocal delivery, characterized by emotional intensity and a direct, unadorned approach to storytelling. As part of her broader discography from the late 1980s, the song reflects the period's post-punk and new wave influences while maintaining her distinct personal voice. It stands as a testament to her ability to translate complex internal states into accessible, resonant music that continues to influence alternative and folk genres today.