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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 5 a* H, d# b* t2 Y6 K% T j0 P
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4 a2 T3 z% ^; Q% C, NGoodbye England's rose5 V' U+ ]! U* e# G
May you ever grow in our hearts" d2 D" X9 [. A- I, d T
You were the grace that placed itself
: F( ^9 s* T) _$ u9 _3 JWhere lives were torn apart9 s! W* x: i% c2 O4 [5 h* I
You called out to our country
Q, q( K0 @. H0 o2 u! @And you whispered to those in pain
( b3 R ^& w* x9 N: O; O5 w, aNow you belong to heaven
* J0 I1 A3 x/ nAnd the stars spell out your name/ ^- ~1 s) K. f: a
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And it seems to me you lived your life6 a+ R2 E4 K$ P
Like a candle in the wind. d+ b p& ~' r \0 B& e' d/ X. Z
Never fading with the sunset, w% b/ y7 e! o4 @
When the rain set in% y$ V$ I- n! x8 z
And your footsteps will always fall here
6 R$ z7 X8 p4 a2 v9 n% TAlong England's greenest hills Y! _, Q; [/ y) N. a Q) i. C! `
Your candle's burned out long before
# Q$ H* D# w5 e' |( G7 |/ ~# dYour legend ever will
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Loveliness we've lost! U3 e% G" L$ \
These empty days without your smile, b& \" U$ U6 }& e S
This torch we'll always carry
: Z0 l, @( U& u- t- H9 X+ P2 u UFor our nation's golden child: r- X& G6 y3 Y) _
And even though we try
; |2 }0 ?( L8 L& \1 d# C% @( q) vThe truth brings us to tears
# S% x P& Y7 |. h# J. O' T7 qAll our words cannot express
a" l) Z: [' ^/ l& oThe joy you brought us through the years3 N# v4 c3 N4 x7 b( S
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And it seems to me you lived your life
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Never fading with the sunset
2 c: l3 w$ U8 e8 D8 T- ^When the rain set in
5 ^ V- G, M6 C3 N: KAnd your footsteps will always fall here* e: K) ]% ~. p4 V
Along England's greenest hills
6 l) m/ A7 Z7 b. I- i+ N4 lYour candle's burned out long before
, `' `! |/ {" i5 B6 KYour legend ever will
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* x$ g8 j1 c; f/ ?Goodbye England's rose( o) a$ W c& e7 G+ ^
May you ever grow in our hearts
2 t; W! a# e9 Y+ v& U2 gYou were the grace that placed itself4 k- j6 M+ M3 {. R
Where lives were torn apart
1 J$ l8 ]7 B, [4 L w6 B: X2 yGoodbye England's rose
% @+ b- k, W y) d" mFrom a country lost without your soul
' u% M/ n% ~: T; v1 w$ l5 }7 |Who'll miss the wings of your compassion O8 P A3 P1 L) R# M& H
More than you'll ever know
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5 b9 d7 i. b% Y& U+ s$ EAnd it seems to me you lived your life
# G# O5 @1 R; W$ o. m! `Like a candle in the wind
0 o$ R" C. w) w$ qNever fading with the sunset9 L6 N, g! h \% |( |5 r$ x
When the rain set in
/ k+ E0 V! d; E' Z$ rAnd you footsteps will always fall here3 ]' h- ]3 D( s# H1 h7 T
Along England's greenest hills6 z5 z [; f% T5 j. m5 B* h
Your candle's burned out long before
+ G: Z+ B# H+ G! nYour legend ever will |
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