Wake Up and Smell the Coffee
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Wake Up And Smell the Coffee was the fifth album by The Cranberries. All lyrics are by Dolores O'Riordan, and the music by Noel Hogan and Dolores O'Riordan except tracks 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, and 12, which are by Dolores O'Riordan. The term Wake Up And Smell the Coffee was made famous by a newspaper columnist Ann Landers from her book of the same title.[citation needed]
Track listing
- Never Grow Old – 2:35
- Analyse – 4:10
- Time Is Ticking Out – 2:59
- Dying Inside – 3:10
- This Is the Day – 4:15
- The Concept – 3:03
- Wake Up And Smell The Coffee – 5:15
- Pretty Eyes – 3:48
- I Really Hope – 3:42
- Every Morning – 2:24
- Do You Know – 3:09
- Carry On – 2:21
- Chocolate Brown – 3:32
- Capetown – 2:49 (hidden) (only on the North American release)*
- On all releases of the album outside the United States, "Capetown" is replaced with a cover of Elvis Presley's "In the Ghetto" and includes one or two live songs (from the '99 concert in Paris that appears on the band's DVD Beneath The Skin).
- There was an additional b-side, titled "Many Days," which was released as a download on The Cranberries' official website. It was later given a "hard release" on the bonus disc of the South East Asia version of the album..
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