• A
  • Amaj7
  • Bm
  • Bm7
  • C#m7
    4
  • D/A
  • D6
  • E
Continues after the ad
Key:
Intro.: Bm7 D6 Bm7 D6 C#m7
Bm7 D6 Bm7 D6 C#m7
Bm7 D6 A
A D/A A D/A A Jet! Jet! Jet!
D/A A I Can Almost Remember Their Funny Faces
A That Time You Told Me That
D/A A D/A A You Were Going To Be Marrying Soon.
C#m7 Bm And Jet, I Thought The Only
D6 Lonely Place Was On The Moon.
A D/A A D/A A Jet! Jet! Jet!
D/A A Was Your Father As Bold As A Sergeant Major?
A How Come He Told You That
D/A A D/A A You Were Hardly Old Enough Yet?
C#m7 Bm And Jet, I Thought The Major
Continues after the ad
D6 Was A Lady Suffragette.
A A Jet! Jet!
Bm E Ah, Matter, Want Jet To Always Love Me?
Bm E Ah, Matter, Want Jet To Always Love Me?
Bm A D/A A Ah, Matter, Much Later.
A D/A A
A D/A A D/A A
C#m7 Bm And Jet, I Thought The Major
D6 Was A Lady Suffragette.
A A Jet! Jet!
Bm E Ah, Matter, Want Jet To Always Love Me?
Bm E Ah, Matter, Want Jet To Always Love Me?
Bm A D/A A Ah, Matter, Much Later.
A
A D/A A Jet! With The Wind In Your Hair Of A Thousand Laces.
A Climb On The Back And We'll
D/A A D/A Go For A Ride In The Sky.
C#m7 Bm And Jet, I Thought The Major
D6 Was A Lady Suffragette.
A Jet! Jet!
C#m7 Bm And Jet, You Know I Told You
D6 Was A Lady Suffragette.
A
Bm7 D6 Bm7 D6 C#m7
Bm7 C#m7 Amaj7
Song details

Composition: Paul Mccartney and Linda Louise Mac Cartney

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