Alabaster Box
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Alabaster Box
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Baby, your potential is high
To be my lover tonight
But one thing stands in the way
You're hiding your feelings away
I want you to be
happy and free to be with me
So dear, listen to me
Don't hide your lovin' feelings
In an Alabaster Box
Smash it into pieces
and then give me what you've got
'Cause I think that you have
what I need so instead
of hiding from me - break free
from your Alabaster Box
Alabaster Box
Bring a hammer and you even might
Need a chisel or dynamite
depending on just how hard
the box is you've made for your heart
I was you to be
happy and free to be with me
So dear, listen to me
Chorus
Baby, tell me what you're hiding
So you can be free to be with me
Chorus
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