The English Beat - Jeanette (Live at US Festival 5/28/1983) video free download

The English Beat (a.k.a. The Beat) perform "Jeanette" live at the US Music Festival in San Bernardino in 1983. "Jeanette" is featured as the second track on the 1982 album "Special Beat Service". The English Beat was one of two bands that played the US Festival both years (1982 &1983) the other band being Oingo Boingo.

The English Beat are a 2 Tone ska revival band founded in Birmingham, England in 1978. Their songs fuse ska, pop, soul, reggae and punk rock, and their lyrics deal with themes of love, unity and sociopolitical topics.

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Lyrics:

All set luncheonette,

kitchenette to let

I bet I get hamburgerette again.

We met in a launderette and kissed beneath the air jet

No sweat no regret

Another one in the back of the net.

When I met Jeanette,

Substitute Ronette,

She said "Will you remember?"

Said I could never forget her

Au naturalette,

Her mom's a millionette

So we shared one last cigarette and then swapped false addresses,

Jeanette,

Jeanette.

Dangerous

She's like damp dynamite

Oh boy, enjoy, have a nice night

Won't you promise to write me whenever you can

Make sure that you warn me if you're coming to Birmingham.

I get Jeanette

Substitute Ronette

She said "Will you remember?"

Said I could never forget her,

Jeanette

No no no I'll never forget you.

Touching your skin has proved one thing,

That love's still exciting.

We're getting there

We're nearly there

Just one final fling,

Pushing into a new love steady deep and strong

Steady on

You know we shouldn't talk like this.

I met Jeanette

Substitute Ronette

She said "Will you remember?"

Said "I could never forget you."

Au naturalette,

Her mom's a millionette

So we shared one last cigarette and swapped false addresses,

Jeanette

No no no I'll never forget you.

Jeanette

No no no I'll never forget you.