Pretty Eyes
Cranberries · Wake Up And Smell The Coffee
Not a cloud in my day
Not a cloud in my way
Angel eyes, no disguise
No pretention is here
No pretention, no fear
Don't leave me calling
Don't leave me falling
Don't leave me calling
Don't leave me falling
Stay awhile, stay awhile
I will tell you my mind
I will tell you my mind
I will kill everything
Just to take off your pain
Just to take off your pain
Don't leave me calling
Don't leave me falling
Don't leave me calling
Don't leave me falling
Pretty Eyes
Pretty Eyes stands as a notable track from The Cranberries' 1996 album Wake Up and Smell the Coffee. Released during a period of significant evolution for the Irish rock band, the song showcases the group's signature blend of alternative rock and melodic sensibilities. Frontwoman Dolores O'Riordan delivers a vocal performance that balances ethereal texture with emotional intensity, a hallmark of the band's sound during the mid-1990s. The recording reflects the band's continued experimentation with rhythm and atmosphere following their earlier commercial successes. As part of a discography that includes enduring classics, this track contributes to the rich musical legacy of The Cranberries, offering listeners a glimpse into their creative process during a pivotal era of their career.

