Songwriter: Chris Lowe Neil Tennant

Producer: Pet Shop Boys

I’m going to a Jack-and-Jill party
A Jack-and-Jill party
Is always gonna start me
On the road to ruin
And who knows where?
When you’ve done your make-up
You can fix your hair
In the doghouse
With the rejects
On the scrapheap
Out of context
I’m such a fool
I had the wrong idea
Should have gone to stage school
And got a career

I’m going out
(To a party
A Jack-and-Jill party)

I’m going to America
A very big subject
America
When we’re walking down the avenue
Hand in hand
Flashbulbs flashing
On command
Possessed of a power to fascinate
It’s almost like
I’m almost straight
And that’s such a great
Substantial way
To deflect hate
In the USA

I’m going out
(To a party
A Jack-and-Jill party)

I’m going to a Jack-and-Jill party
A Jack-and-Jill party
And nobody’s gonna stop me
I don’t care
What they say
These days everybody
Is a DJ
The public reject
Collectors collect
It’s a matter of size
And you’re up for a prize
Taking refuge
From the human race
The only solution
Exploring the space

I’m going out
(To a party
A Jack-and-Jill party)
I’m going out
(To a party
A Jack-and-Jill party)

Pet Shop Boys

Pet Shop Boys are an English electronic pop duo comprised of Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe. Formed in London in 1981, they’ve released fourteen LPs–in addition to a myriad of theatrical, film, and ballet scores–and have charted forty-two UK Top 30 singles, four of them making it to number 1.