Pandora's Box

Aerosmith · Get Your Wings

when I'm in heat and someone gets a notion
I jump to my feet, I hoof it to the ocean
we hit a beach where no one give a hoot
nobody never ever wears a suit
the ladies there, they look so proud
that's cause they know that their well endowed
I ain't much on Fannie's conversation
or care to much about her operation
but every time Pandora come my way
I get high, can't explain the sensation
to get it on I got to watch what I say
or I'll catch hell from the women's liberation
sweet Pandora
godlike aura
smellin' like a flora
open up your door-a for me
sweet Pandora
mama crack a smile for me
just for me
now I ain't what you'd call a city slicker
or claim to fame to be a slitty licker

Pandora's Box - Aerosmith

Released on the 1989 album Get Your Wings, "Pandora's Box" stands as a defining track in Aerosmith's late-career resurgence. The song blends the band's signature hard rock energy with a darker, more atmospheric production style that marked a shift from their earlier glam metal era. Featuring the iconic vocal performance of Steven Tyler and a driving rhythm section, the recording captures the band's ability to deliver anthemic rock while exploring themes of temptation and consequence. Its inclusion on Get Your Wings helped solidify the album's status as a critical and commercial success, showcasing Aerosmith's enduring relevance in the rock landscape of the late 1980s.