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“Qui cantat, bis orat.”
― Sinéad O'Connor, Rememberings

“I won the prize in kindergarten for being able to curl up into the smallest ball, but my teacher never knew why I could do it so well.”
― Sinéad O'Connor, Rememberings

“Secretly loving the food but also feeling that painful humiliation from childhood that comes when I register hunger. It’s too connected with my mother; I can’t accept it. Food turns to pebbles in my mouth, like Lot’s wife looking back. I resist it, as if to prove I’m totally in God’s hands.”
― Sinéad O'Connor, Rememberings

“Top of the Pops. I love “54-46 Was My Number.” I love the reggae song “Israelites” too, and “Uptown Top Ranking.” I never heard any reggae except those three songs and I love them. I wish I knew what strictly roots from “Uptown Top Ranking” means. I heard the Impressions too; they have a song called “Fool for You,” about a man who loves a woman who is mean to him.”
― Sinéad O'Connor, Rememberings