Streetcars - Sinéad O'Connor
I have chosen
I have chosen
To become the love I’m longing
Love was never something beyond me
Underneath me or above me
And I will, I must and so I will
Dwell beneath the desert still
For there’s no safety to be acquired
Riding streetcars named desire
If I were dying, if I were dying
What would I want,
what would I want with me?
If I were dying, if I were dying
Who would I want,
who would I want to see?
And I will, I must and so I will
Dwell beneath the desert still
For there’s no safety to be acquired
Riding streetcars named desire
When I was married, when I was married
I’d ask my husband to lay his body over me
And to tell me, and to tell me
Just how safe he’d keep me
And I will, I must and so I will
Dwell beneath the desert still
For there’s no safety to be acquired
Riding streetcars named desire