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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 ) \) q' q0 |* j" n# N
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Goodbye England's rose
8 Q5 q) N& r0 B9 ~* o: EMay you ever grow in our hearts
$ C9 ?9 ^: D( c7 @4 }$ TYou were the grace that placed itself# h ?0 r# z5 I1 k2 i8 G
Where lives were torn apart
, h9 x8 }% C( p/ m" s3 N7 DYou called out to our country) b% D7 N( F7 F, i C( P+ X
And you whispered to those in pain% L: ~( p4 D& Q S+ r) I
Now you belong to heaven
# m9 l+ v; p" g5 g- VAnd the stars spell out your name- a* I- G& {, `# N, z
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And it seems to me you lived your life
' P. b. l6 ]( J6 F* `1 v% P; x# ZLike a candle in the wind; c/ K5 _7 p) y
Never fading with the sunset
# Y8 r2 v) M* Z' f& a9 b: v4 qWhen the rain set in
2 e7 N5 n) n6 Q( L2 ^7 g1 c1 ~/ B- [% ]And your footsteps will always fall here* P5 x7 {2 I, K
Along England's greenest hills
7 C. d8 l$ L# RYour candle's burned out long before
: A$ f+ Z) F# t: w5 HYour legend ever will
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Loveliness we've lost
- V' E* M! ^9 ]# A+ @These empty days without your smile" G8 h u8 r) A8 g* |$ C
This torch we'll always carry! `+ J( t8 F6 G
For our nation's golden child6 `* ^, n6 _, ]/ ~6 o
And even though we try1 E! \: q, u/ E% [' a
The truth brings us to tears3 o8 s) T0 ^5 r7 B, f) X$ r
All our words cannot express
: H# A& ~+ q1 x6 [0 L: |# |( @The joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life# h/ @$ y' g9 x; S: |8 O$ h
Like a candle in the wind
" ?( E$ N X( ~* |6 Z+ Q6 hNever fading with the sunset4 m) @9 e0 C6 n
When the rain set in
0 r) d8 n( Y! D8 Y9 VAnd your footsteps will always fall here) e/ s6 v$ z/ @% Z; F% E' G
Along England's greenest hills0 b! ~5 v5 c# n/ m3 F$ y/ y( \
Your candle's burned out long before
1 _6 O$ S" R+ k# V: v0 LYour legend ever will
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2 v8 X6 C! Y( @( Q( `& L uGoodbye England's rose
5 Y0 _( @# p/ U1 n8 ]/ \May you ever grow in our hearts
8 V( J3 n& v# A) m7 z$ g( JYou were the grace that placed itself) b; q- f1 ~7 P/ p0 i9 v
Where lives were torn apart
6 K4 R7 b. `2 q" }% e* B+ oGoodbye England's rose
0 l6 \# U- V5 I g/ `, j3 yFrom a country lost without your soul' ~ J. T5 l( p. |; c! c
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion# [( {# x) J& c. O3 N
More than you'll ever know: |1 u3 y; M3 U6 \7 a2 N
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And it seems to me you lived your life
5 v' V. |) |0 c% J/ Y4 dLike a candle in the wind: O3 u' K" M/ U4 {
Never fading with the sunset
+ ]; e5 D9 b% m& k$ O4 v$ C) M9 |When the rain set in: u% q8 ~1 `6 {6 G% A4 [8 v
And you footsteps will always fall here; e J, h2 M+ y2 A# l
Along England's greenest hills
+ F3 i C0 A9 M( I# ]Your candle's burned out long before
5 H8 {) k( x7 s8 P7 E0 [( AYour legend ever will |
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