I Want Your Hands On Me
Sinead O'Connor · So Far...The Best Of Sinead O'connor
What I want, give me
You know I wanna please you
You don't waste no time, do you?
You know I'm looking through you
Why you wanna tease me
I want you to come and please me
Put them on, put them on, put them on me (8 times)
You know that I can thrill you
I want you call me to you
I wanna move, will you?
I really wanna feel you
Put them on,put them put them on me (8 times)
Put your hands on me (7 times)
Put them on, put them on, put them on me (8 times)
I want your feelings
Gimme, yes
Aaaahhh
Put them on, put them on, put them on me (8 times)
Hands, gimme those (4 times)
I want your Feelings
Give me, yes
I Want Your Hands On Me
Sinead O'Connor's 1991 track "I Want Your Hands On Me" stands as a defining moment in her evolution from punk-infused protest singer to a nuanced interpreter of human vulnerability. Recorded for her compilation album *So Far...The Best Of Sinead O'Connor*, the song marks a departure from her earlier political anthems like "Famine" or "War" toward a more intimate, confessional style. The recording features her signature raw vocal delivery, stripped back to emphasize emotional honesty over lyrical complexity. This track exemplifies her ability to channel personal pain and desire, blending elements of folk and rock into a sound that resonated globally. It remains a staple of her discography, showcasing her capacity to transform personal anguish into universal art while maintaining the fierce integrity that characterized her career throughout the 1990s.

