Who sang the lines, "Forgive me love, if I dance in your shower" on her 1994 album?

Alanis Morissette sang the line "Would you forgive me, love, if I danced in your shower?" in "Your House," a song associated with her landmark album Jagged Little Pill. The song appears as a hidden track on the original album sequence.

The wording can cause a date mix-up: Jagged Little Pill was released on June 13, 1995, although Morissette began recording its demos with producer Glen Ballard in 1994. She and Ballard wrote "Your House" together, and its intimate, acoustic presentation contrasts sharply with the album's louder alternative-rock songs.

The song tells a small but unsettling story. The narrator enters a lover's house, tries on clothes, plays music, and discovers a letter addressed to someone else. The playful shower image gradually gives way to tears, revealing that the visit is really an emotional confrontation with betrayal. It is often overlooked because it is a hidden track, while songs such as "You Oughta Know" and "Ironic" received the album's biggest radio exposure.