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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑
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Goodbye England's rose; U: D7 e4 B# _+ M8 x
May you ever grow in our hearts
! I& r- r( ~! z( [You were the grace that placed itself+ v+ X" G9 Q. G2 b0 B- a; ]
Where lives were torn apart
) }( q8 s7 ~6 H( a [You called out to our country
: L' I; p1 R4 W, L3 r9 XAnd you whispered to those in pain
9 \5 d M }3 P7 Q" l4 PNow you belong to heaven( D8 ?( Z! v$ F" f
And the stars spell out your name
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5 y {* K% E# n4 g5 iAnd it seems to me you lived your life i, D8 i. `$ ]" i0 g3 b' _$ _, }
Like a candle in the wind$ t( S) L# @; m: m
Never fading with the sunset% X- j5 p; B0 Y
When the rain set in0 L8 A# |: C, x' h: b G. q5 G
And your footsteps will always fall here
n$ T& K1 C IAlong England's greenest hills# T+ D6 ? F, Y, B& b8 N: S+ D7 H! B
Your candle's burned out long before
: A9 |; }+ g7 l1 |. d9 R. R: CYour legend ever will
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: p3 a( Z# d8 v$ BLoveliness we've lost
' G4 L' ^0 l* F# V$ c3 Z8 H! dThese empty days without your smile
$ N w- X7 U& C. gThis torch we'll always carry v/ A7 s( J. g
For our nation's golden child1 j+ m3 J) l, P
And even though we try
2 A2 V& b# x9 j0 h. w' Z/ b3 B& }# KThe truth brings us to tears
, N; }) x( A4 D" MAll our words cannot express
0 N7 t" X2 f2 {" n, c: L6 V( qThe joy you brought us through the years, Y$ L$ S( N7 f! U& H& B7 Y
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And it seems to me you lived your life9 Q& @! w( G& O
Like a candle in the wind
) O* m" \+ L% z1 \6 s/ INever fading with the sunset
2 G: O0 S6 z2 M# }3 ~& |- iWhen the rain set in+ b$ J- q6 @9 H) c
And your footsteps will always fall here R2 |, H+ d# G9 T( F8 h( Q
Along England's greenest hills
" D1 D J5 ]. z5 G A6 R6 CYour candle's burned out long before& `: ]0 v) |8 ~! W
Your legend ever will, @- z$ I. f# z7 K, E+ y7 a6 q
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Goodbye England's rose( h+ o" J) D( T" Y2 r' D( \& e7 f
May you ever grow in our hearts
! v. Z( e& P1 HYou were the grace that placed itself
* q8 F) z, c) C: r! G' vWhere lives were torn apart
$ v6 V9 j3 L% X: s6 R1 a$ m! e+ WGoodbye England's rose5 w9 @( K% Q6 M$ R4 j
From a country lost without your soul
1 O7 m9 b4 \$ @: b( r: G3 p5 B* hWho'll miss the wings of your compassion0 R3 F' R3 R- z: E, x
More than you'll ever know, Q9 c3 H; T/ l, s1 V" ^0 f1 M7 ?
8 w9 l r i# V3 TAnd it seems to me you lived your life! A- K: q9 T1 e; S1 D2 @
Like a candle in the wind
3 p, B1 I4 m# s+ E M# h9 k Y* h1 xNever fading with the sunset1 t+ E$ t. D; a
When the rain set in# [/ b* }3 w( f. |6 v) V
And you footsteps will always fall here5 h8 O* T, n( t' I# ]* x
Along England's greenest hills
% a& v5 X* Z. mYour candle's burned out long before/ b, }& [" E) T! B
Your legend ever will |
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