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Artist: Marissa Nadler
Canonical path: /marissa-nadler/alabaster-queen
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Alabaster Queen
Read Alabaster Queen lyrics by Marissa Nadler on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Alabaster Queen
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When you came to town I fell for you it seems
to a house with twisted branches
and a candle dream
I'll be your Alabaster Queen
Your Alabaster Queen
When I hear you play
I think of water and sunshine
and i never really mind
all your women wistful wanting
you all the time
I'll be your Alabaster Queen
Your Alabaster Queen
Your Alabaster Queen
And Sunshine King
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Marissa Nadler performs "Alabaster Queen", and this lyric page sits inside the Marissa Nadler catalog on LyroVerse.
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