Escrita por Paul e Linda McCartney, foi gravada em setembro de 1973 e lançada em 5 de dezembro de 1973 no disco Band on the run. Depois sairia em compacto, em janeiro de 1974, com Let me roll it como Lado B. Jet era o nome do labrador preto que Paul tinha na época. Chegou ao número 7 no Billboard Hot 100 e também nos charts britânicos. Foi também número 5 no Canadá, número 6 na Alemanha e número 2 na NovaZelandia. Número 8 na Africa do Sul e número 9 na Noruega. Foi gravada no Abbey Road Studios, em Londres. Paul cantou, tocou guitarra, baixo, bateria e piano. Linda tocou teclado e fez backing vocals. Denny Laine tocou guitarra e fez backing vocals. Howie Casey tocou sax.
A letra:
Jet, Jet, Jet
I can almost
remember
The funny faces
That time you told me
That you were
going to be marrying soon
And jet, I thought
The
only lonely place was on the moon
Jet, ooh, Jet, ooh
Jet, was your father as
bold
As a Sergeant Major?
Oh, how come he told you
That you
hardly old enough yet?
And Jet, I thought the
Major
Was a Lady Suffragette
Jet, ooh, Jet, ooh
Ah, mater, want Jet to
always love me
Ah, mater, want Jet to always love me
Ah, mater,
much later
Jet
And Jet, I thought the
Major
Was a little Lady Suffragette
Jet, ooh, Jet, ooh
Ah, mater, want Jet to
always love me
Ah, mater, want Jet to always love me
Ah, mater,
much later
Jet, with the wind in
your hair
Of a thousand laces
Climb on the back and we'll
Go
for a ride in the sky
And Jet I thought that
the Major
Was a little Lady Suffragette
Jet, ooh, Jet, ooh
And Jet, you know, I
thought
You was a little Lady Suffragette
Jet, ooh
A little lady
Oh,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
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