A
Bm
A~C~
D6
Bm
A~C~
D6
C~m7
A
Jet! Jet!
A
D~A
A
Jet! I can almost remember their funny faces
D~A
That time you told me that you were going to be marrying soon.
C~m7
And Jet,
Bm
A~C~
D6
A
I thought the only lonely place was on the moon.
A
Jet! Ooo… Jet! Ooo…
A
D~A
A
Jet! Was your father as bold as a Sergeant Major?
D~A
How come he told you that you were hardly old enough yet?
C~m7
And Jet’s,
Bm
A~C~
D6
A
I thought the Major was a lady suffragette.
A
Jet! Oooo… Jet! Oooo…
B
E
Ah mater, want Jet to always love me?
B
E
Ah mater, want Jet to always love me?
B
A
Ah mater much later.
D~A
A
G~A
D~A
G~A
D~A
A
A
D~A
A
Jet.
A
D~A
C~m7
And Jet’s,
Bm
A~C~
D6
A
I thought the major was a lady suffragette.
A
Jet. Oooo….Jet. Oooo….
B
E
Ah mater, want Jet to always love me?
B
E
Ah mater, want Jet to always love me?
B
A
Ah mater much later.
D~A
A
G~A
D~A
G~A
D~A
A
A
D~A
A
Jet! with the wind in your hair of a thousand laces.
D~A
Climb on the back and we’ll go for a ride in the sky.
C~m7
And Jet’s,
Bm
A~C~
D6
A
I thought the major was a lady suffragette.
A
Jet. Oooo….Jet. Oooo….
C~m7
And Jet’s,
Bm
A~C~
D6
A
you know I thought you were a lady suffragette.
A
Jet. Oooo….
Bm
A~C~
D6
What a lady
Bm
A~C~
D6
C~m7
My lady yeahh
Bm
C~m7
A
A~C~
B
D6
D~A
G~A
E
A
C~m7
Bm
