| Jet
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| Jet
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| Jet
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| I can almost remember their funny faces
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| That time you told them that you were going to be marrying soon
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| And Jet, I thought the only lonely place was on the moon
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| Jet, ooh
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| Jet, ooh
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| Jet
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| Was your father as bold as a sergeant major?
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| Well, how come he told you that you were hardly old enough yet?
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| And Jet, I thought the major was a lady suffragette
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| Jet, ooh
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| Jet, ooh
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| Ah, mater, want Jet to always love me
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| Ah, mater, want Jet to always love me
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| Ah, mater, much later
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| Jet
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| And Jet, I thought the major was a lady suffragette
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| Jet, ooh
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| Jet, ooh
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| Ah, mater, want Jet to always love me
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| Ah, mater, want Jet to always love me
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| Ah, mater, much later
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| (What she say, what she say)
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| Jet
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| With the wind in your hair of a thousand laces
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| Climb on the back and we’ll go for a ride in the sky
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| And Jet, I thought that the major was a lady suffragette
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| Jet, ooh
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| Jet, ooh
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| And Jet, you know I thought you was a lady suffragette
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| Jet, ooh
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| Hey lady
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| My lady, yes, ooh |