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1 S0 }, _( R9 r! H. ?' O. b8 VGoodbye England's rose
" J2 B9 r) ]# w* \- uMay you ever grow in our hearts
! a4 ]3 S* R$ DYou were the grace that placed itself8 l" n9 M7 m* c- V& O/ M* j7 A, V
Where lives were torn apart4 f6 T' d5 f& u4 w* d* P% W' e7 j$ ~
You called out to our country! ]& {' |5 `+ ?5 ?" K
And you whispered to those in pain
2 b4 H! k: U( ^% VNow you belong to heaven* I1 c- u7 }1 d+ T0 t
And the stars spell out your name" q$ C+ u' g0 q2 j& o; t
8 T2 O: T. e2 XAnd it seems to me you lived your life. G) |8 o2 w8 E! T4 @8 b( ^1 r
Like a candle in the wind
4 t1 b; L1 i: t- \! T( \$ ]! F. gNever fading with the sunset
& F; t5 t% N8 T+ w" Y9 |; N) wWhen the rain set in
0 V5 z3 h v4 k$ K* ^3 V: r! ZAnd your footsteps will always fall here
+ R& Z( E% u3 H$ }$ A3 X3 kAlong England's greenest hills3 p) u% [2 {: b d5 a% I
Your candle's burned out long before
, Q2 C; |, g, LYour legend ever will+ y) Q* K# d, u6 }' w3 O4 L
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Loveliness we've lost
* R9 S. J" U" u; }" V8 M1 tThese empty days without your smile$ [, [: q" F& v G" L+ o* ^
This torch we'll always carry
( @. W* P* t. s) ]- ]% P, Q2 ZFor our nation's golden child
3 L% Y8 w, O. A/ \9 H6 fAnd even though we try
/ i0 E0 k, S; |8 MThe truth brings us to tears" S9 c- x- o5 g, N8 K! L, c
All our words cannot express/ C/ E' g) g; K8 L
The joy you brought us through the years
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0 Y* P' Y8 W0 X, k |2 R# w6 {- PAnd it seems to me you lived your life1 _# [& w* p' k ?
Like a candle in the wind a7 I- y" S( H/ u
Never fading with the sunset1 ?2 B) @6 Y% \, l' K
When the rain set in! w8 `, k3 M( J2 y* B/ s& q/ [5 k
And your footsteps will always fall here
/ V: J2 {7 v$ m1 g& S1 I0 E# l$ {Along England's greenest hills
+ L+ ]* R2 h; J1 DYour candle's burned out long before! T. V9 e! n* v% C
Your legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose( `5 |- t6 ], {- c: s5 L% r# F. D
May you ever grow in our hearts
0 @/ x* o7 X+ sYou were the grace that placed itself
8 ]2 ?; R- P" QWhere lives were torn apart
( x& K% F6 P) Z9 ^Goodbye England's rose
) \; i8 m- g4 s2 j* B. dFrom a country lost without your soul6 ]: |% ?, G# p5 B
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion0 {7 `3 l3 Q6 a: F2 F. E: t
More than you'll ever know1 Z# Q! W% F( k5 o
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And it seems to me you lived your life
" x( M E- j' Q5 |" wLike a candle in the wind
% B+ y+ B9 G& n1 i) g& C! V0 ^5 QNever fading with the sunset |1 k" S$ @( O+ _
When the rain set in
M5 G, D2 w7 Y* q/ ?And you footsteps will always fall here
( r& g- D8 i, w k6 a/ aAlong England's greenest hills
& u! u9 e4 s: q- }8 TYour candle's burned out long before
' l7 N- D5 [( r* r7 [1 xYour legend ever will |
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