Late home tonight, part II
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Late home tonight, part II
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Hark the wire service sing
Clear the satellite link
Check the fax machime
Hold the lead story boys
There´s some great pictures coming in
Now the pilot´s heartbeat slows
Palms dry out
No questions only orders
And the F-1 glides in nose-up
Througt the cloudbase and the
Ground crew cheers as he puts down
His landing gear
Hey boy you´re a hero take this cigar
Back home in Cleveland
All the papers and local TV stations
Will be calling your ma
And the farmer´s wife
Shoos the cat off the clair
She says sit down my dear
Was the milking all right
Our American friends are late home tonight
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