Pretty Vacant
Melanie C · Other Songs - Melanie C
There's no point in asking us you'll get no reply
Oh just remenber a don't decide
I got no reason it's all too much
You'll always find us
Out to lunch !
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
Don't ask us to attend cos we're not all there
Oh don't pretend cos I don't care
I don't believe illusions cos too much is real
So stop your cheap comment
Cos we know what we feel
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
We're so pretty oh so pretty
We know, and we don't care
There's no point in asking us you'll get no reply
Oh just remenber a don't decide
I got no reason it's all too much
You'll always find us
Out to lunch !
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
We know, and we don't care
We're pretty, pretty vacant
We're pretty, pretty vacant
We're pretty, pretty vacant
We're pretty, pretty vacant, and we don't care
Oh just remenber a don't decide
I got no reason it's all too much
You'll always find us
Out to lunch !
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
Don't ask us to attend cos we're not all there
Oh don't pretend cos I don't care
I don't believe illusions cos too much is real
So stop your cheap comment
Cos we know what we feel
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
We're so pretty oh so pretty
We know, and we don't care
There's no point in asking us you'll get no reply
Oh just remenber a don't decide
I got no reason it's all too much
You'll always find us
Out to lunch !
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
We're so pretty oh so pretty
Vacant
We know, and we don't care
We're pretty, pretty vacant
We're pretty, pretty vacant
We're pretty, pretty vacant
We're pretty, pretty vacant, and we don't care
Pretty Vacant
Melanie C's 'Pretty Vacant' stands as a defining track from her early career, showcasing her signature blend of soulful vocals and R&B-inflected pop production. Released during the height of her fame following her role in 'The Hunger Games,' the song captures the essence of late 2000s pop with its catchy melody and themes of romantic frustration. The recording features her distinctive vocal tone, delivering a message of heartbreak that resonated with audiences worldwide. As part of her broader discography, the track exemplifies her ability to merge mainstream appeal with emotional depth, cementing her status as a prominent figure in contemporary pop music during that era.