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Jet Fighter Lyrics by The Three O’Clock

Sixteen Tambourines

1983

Jet fighter man that's what I am
'Cause tanks go too slow
Airplanes, flying yet I feel so low
See Mark and Ann come watch me land
I'm sure that they would know
Airplanes, flying yet I feel so low
(CHORUS)
'Cause I'm a
Jet fighter man in the daytime
Jet fighter man in the nightime
Jet fighter man and the Reds they go aaahhh...
Protect the land that fills my hand
With nothing to show
Airplanes, flying yet I feel so low
And on the day when duty calls
I don't think I will go
Airplanes, flying yet I feel so low
(CHORUS)
(END)
Jet fighter man
Jet fighter man
Jet fighter man
Aaahhh...

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"Jet Fighter" appears on "Sixteen Tambourines" in 1983.

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