Camille O'Sullivan - Look Mummy (No Hands)

Stunning performance of Dillie (Fascinating Aida) Keane's beautifully touching song. Look Mummy has been a highlight of Irish/French singer Camille O'Sullivan's live shows for many years, since she was given the song by the writer. This version from her 2005 Live in Melbourne DVD (with Spiegelmaestro David Bates on piano). Song first recorded on Fascinating Aida's "It, Wit, Don't Give A Shit Girls"

[@jaxstarooney]

I saw Camille in the Opera House few years back, fabulous artist. She was singing this on a swing and I've never forgotten it, always brings tears to my eyes.

[@lyndahansen2844]

This reduces me to tears every time. Saw Camille perform it years ago

[@stevel2812]

If you aren't in tears if you see this live you're a machine

[@michelehemlokhexwhite4310]

Did a season with Camille in the Spiegeltent in Melbourne years ago. Cried many a time. Love this song. Thx for the memory ❤

[@anningle]

In tears again listening to that.

[@DavidWilliams-dn1rt]

I saw Camille last night and this is the song that sticks in my mind. It was beautiful and very touching. She is also very funny and it was a great show. I loved the whole evening. Thanks Camille xx

[@rebeccadelbridge2998]

Tears everytime I hear this...

[@VixxieLou]

I love both Amanda and Camille's interpretations but for me, this has the edge. I was practically howling when I saw her sing it live!

[@Rebelbexski]

Amazing, saw her at the Norwich Festival last night in the SpiegelTent, perfect setting, breathtaking performance, her voice stronger than in this video. Very much worth seeing live as she's kooky and crazy as a cat - meow. Loved every minute, and this emotional song was by far my favourite. Take your tissues!!

[@HolidayInGuantanamo]

I think for a lot of people, the first version of this song that they hear is the one they will keep returning to. And that's okay. I saw her in Sydney last week and it was one of the most amazing performances I've had the pleasure of watching. What you don't see in these short clips is how hilarious and playful she is between (sometimes during) songs. :)

[@rgaleny]

this song kills me. the tears choke me from the get go.

[@denisemcguirk]

By far the best and most emotive version of this song, you really feel the melancholy in this version, have seen her sing it live and have cried every time. Well done Camille in making a kitch song meaningful xxx

[@DesmondBrennan]

This is a simple song, but Camille has invested a stunning amount in it - her emotional involvement is plainly obvious - and what is simple transcends into high art

[@johnniejukebox]

Irelands most overlooked female singer..end of.

[@BooDeaf]

Watch and listen if you want a bloody good cry. Remembering my mam who died 2 years ago.

[@susieq4444]

AMAZING.... Thank you, thank you for posting this, I've been looking for it since seeing her for the first time, live at the Roundhouse last month - she is a truly, truly amazing performer, had the audience in the palm of her hand from the first note.... WHAT a unique, spellbinding stage presence.... Amanda Palmer's version of this is great, but Camille is in a league of her own....

[@DawnlessSkys]

Very passionate. Her voice and the song goes very well together. That's for introducing it to me.

[@dannybsunday]

awesome,awesome,awesome... been following ever since i "discovered" Camille... amazing performer ..bless YOU

[@simonehalfin6038]

Me too at Hay on Wye

[@dilliekeane3484]

Thanks very much to Scary Biscuits Promotions for the mention in the intro - but you should also credit my colleague, Adèle Anderson, who co-wrote the lyrics.

[@melaniesims6447]

aww lovely

[@paulinejwright]

Sublime!

[@harrysport1]

Beautiful! Thank you.

[@Vaelenu]

I am a huge Amanda Palmer fan, but I have to admit this is even better.

[@lucyrichman1196]

💖

[@patriciathewisher2315]

❤

[@korkki2]

Uskomaton kissa! Tommosen kun saisi niin karkuun en laskis. Eleet, laulu... kaikki. Seksiä täynnä on hän. Wonderful!

[@Citaenlasdiagonales]

Camille, inteligente y sensible! Maravillosa, llena de dulzura!Susana y Tomás Hoffmann.

[@AwesomeMandy]

Thank you soooo much. :3

[@sieusie]

Hmmm interesting comments... esp clairelouise! I saw Camille live singing this and you could hear and even feel if a pin dropped and there was definately more than my couple of tears in the room even a bloke 2seats away!

[@ScaryBiscuits1]

@ forthst18 You're welcome to your opinion, but please don't assume that all the other people who LOVE this rendition don't have ears just cos you disagree with them. (And liking Camille's version doesn't mean you can't also like Dillie's. Or Amanda's either. Great, individual performers, all of them)

[@larrymach]

@twistedapart You can't find her version of God is in the House either. There is probably more of her music at the UK iStore, but you can't buy there from the US. My Mac and iPod are made in China. Apparently, the world is only flat for manufacturers. Sucks for us.

[@heyitska]

Anyone know where I can buy this song? I've looked on iTunes and Amazon and can't find anything.

[@michelehemlokhexwhite4310]

It's on one of her albums. She gave me a few when I performed with her. Not sure where you can get them now, though ❤

[@ce7406]

pls mama dont die before i make it right :')

[@DocFrobnitz]

@forthst18 Why should people not believe some of the other reviews? You don't like this version, so you insist that everyone else not like it too? Do you *really* not see the ignorance and arrogance of such a position? Telling someone "check out this other version" can be educational; telling them to not like what they like is absurd. No, after listening to this a few more times I changed my mind: I *am* going to disregard some of the other reviews. Starting, and ending, with yours.

[@clairelouiseheeney]

Nothing on the origional by Dillie. Dillie has a much better voice and sang it with much more expression. This version hasn't touched me at all!

[@dianamaynard9641]

Claire Heeney totally agree seen dilly live her version is better

[@MsRivington]

You are so ripping off Camille. Shame you.

[@AndieCoMa]

Amanda Palmer's version is so much better! This one is really flat by moments, and then the singing comes rushing from nowhere, totally messy. Plus you can hardly understand what she's saying! Only positive point: you can see emotion in her eyes. But Amanda's is the best.