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Un, deux, trois, quatre...
I feel like sending you a love letter
Lets face it, nobody does it better
You're a promising prospect
from what I've seen
If you wanna take me out on a detour
I'm not feeling too demure
I like the cut of your jib
If you know what I mean
There's something about that look in your eyes
There's something about the way that you smile
You've really got a certain je ne sais quoi
In Berlin you're dancing to techno
before you catch the first flight to Moscow
You know your way around an espace d'affaires
On the coast you're such a creation
and though New York's just an obligation
I've every confidence you'll amuse yourself there
There's something about that look in your eyes
There's something about the way that you smile
You've really got a certain je ne sais quoi
There's something about the way that you think
There's something about the wine that you drink
You've really got a certain je ne sais quoi
It's all perception
How people see you
And when they see you
they want to be you
Un, deux, trois, quatre
In Tehran they've known you for years
in spite of clerical fears
they think you understand their point of view
In the old days it would have been Rome
but now Beijing's a second home
It started in the eighties, just Bertolucci and you
There's something about that look in your eyes
There's something about the way that you smile
You've really got a certain je ne sais quoi
There's something about the words you employ
There's something about the clothes you enjoy
You've really got a certain je ne sais quoi
When people see you
they want to be you
1991: The PSB medley of 'Where the Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You)' debuts on the U.S. singles chart.
2000: The Pet Shop Boys receive the Ivor Novello Award for Outstanding Contribution to British Music.
2002: They appear on NBC's Today show in New York City and then travel to Philadelphia for their evening concert there. After the show they meet with fans, signing autographs and responding to questions.
2005: Working in Pete Gleadall's studio, they edit the Potemkin track 'Men and Maggots' to reduce its length on the album. Meanwhile, Trevor Horn continues production work on Fundamental at Sarm West, during which he plays bass on 'Luna Park.'
2007: The Boys perform at the Wolverhampton (UK) Civic Hall.
2009: Chris and Neil guest on BBC Radio 2 in a program titled Pet Shop Boys: Wired, in which they choose and play their favorite electro-pop music of the past decade.