You do Something To Me

Sinead O'Connor's rendition of 'You Do Something To Me' is a mesmerizing exploration of the inexplicable power of love and attraction. The lyrics convey a sense of wonder and enchantment, as the singer finds herself captivated by someone who has an almost magical influence over her. The repeated question, 'Tell me, why should it be?' underscores the mystery and fascination that love can bring, often defying logical explanation.

The use of phrases like 'hypnotize me' and 'live 'neath your spell' suggests that the singer feels as though she is under a kind of enchantment, unable to resist the allure of the person she is singing about. This metaphor of love as a form of magic or voodoo highlights the transformative and sometimes overwhelming nature of deep emotional connections. The repetition of 'Do do that voodoo that you do so well' emphasizes the unique and irreplaceable effect this person has on her, something that 'nobody else can do.'

Sinead O'Connor, known for her emotive voice and intense delivery, brings a raw and heartfelt quality to the song. Her interpretation adds layers of depth to the lyrics, making the listener feel the intensity of the emotions being described. The song becomes not just a declaration of love, but a testament to the powerful and often inexplicable forces that draw people together. In this way, 'You Do Something To Me' serves as a beautiful reminder of the magic and mystery inherent in human connections.