LATER, THAT SAME EVENING

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Later, that same evening, she ran. I think she ran alone.

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Later, she had early warning from a hidden phone.

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Checked with the embassy ---She might have been a million miles away.

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Should I circulate her likeness At all airports without delay?

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It was later ---Later that same evening.

Earlier, we had had a drink or four

In some Kensington hotel.

Hard --- it was hard to keep my mind

On what she had to sell.

And with all business done

We took a cab ---

Should it be her place or mine?

Good security prevailed

�And I was home just after nine.

It was later --- Later that same evening.

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Now I want you back. Yes, they want you back.

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We want you back. My country wants you back.

�Later, in the wee small hours

There was heavy traffic on the radio.

�Scare at a channel port ---

Small craft warnings to keep to shore.

�Lobstermen thought they saw

A submarine Half submerged suspiciously.

Though I arrived too late, I'm sure she blew a kiss to me

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As the sub sailed out to sea.

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