I know your secret
And I promise I?ll never tell
I?m under it?s magic spell
Oh I?ll try to keep it to myself
I know you have a terrible vat to keep
Oh how do you get to sleep
It must possess you every waking minute
Wondering just what is in it
Where it is in front of you
I know that you wanted to
Don?t be shy, Pandora
Pandora don?t be shy
Sister, you just can?t resist
Neither can I
And it never hurts to try
Just admit
Open it
Pandora

Well, perhaps you?re right
And you?re happy the way you are
It?s better this way by far
Oh but can you handle never knowing?
And what if you?re wrong?
And just denying yourself the best
Maybe that?s how you fail the test
Oh, don?t you have a life to live
And have you no initiative?
And, quick, before we both decay
Baby, are you made of clay
And
Don?t be shy, Pandora
Pandora don?t be shy
Sister, you just can?t resist
And neither can I
And it never hurts to try
You can?t win
Just give in
Pandora

It?s no sin
Slither in
Pandora

Oh, how can you sit there in silence
With the rest of us forming a line
Do yourself favour Pandora
Anytime today would be fine
Oh don?t be shy, Pandora
Pandora don?t be shy
Sister, you just can?t resist
Neither can I
And it never hurts to try
It?s my turn,
You don?t learn
Pandora
Stand aside
Let me try
Pandora
Give it here
Disappear
Pandora



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