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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 9 m2 t; e' r; \3 E, @
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Goodbye England's rose
; b8 g6 G+ U( x# n) IMay you ever grow in our hearts7 x' O) Q/ Q7 c* ~2 z
You were the grace that placed itself4 q( d9 G0 R% \" S
Where lives were torn apart
( s& u$ l! u0 O2 @6 l U1 t0 U' {You called out to our country
9 P# V2 g( J8 hAnd you whispered to those in pain
! W% n1 C4 F4 [2 D* lNow you belong to heaven
; f: ?: ?$ v* W ~" rAnd the stars spell out your name
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+ v' B$ \; i5 O$ u' S4 W1 xAnd it seems to me you lived your life
1 d# a0 ]# z; Z6 b5 CLike a candle in the wind
% q8 k4 c" c, \; X" r: w0 ?Never fading with the sunset, Y+ r6 o- O' J5 ~0 f! f# |4 W4 d
When the rain set in+ ?% e1 M z9 z
And your footsteps will always fall here
( a4 y" G8 n1 M X9 a% p# C+ z! E+ fAlong England's greenest hills2 z- Z2 E1 J' \. D
Your candle's burned out long before* F8 O; z: ]( [' L
Your legend ever will0 c" _8 y$ i* ^5 P7 V( d
8 m* x6 F- T9 {( d2 P& \2 k; ?- ~' cLoveliness we've lost: d1 u6 Y' ]& i
These empty days without your smile( G* ?0 \: ?3 ?9 t( V. X: A( M& M' V1 H/ H
This torch we'll always carry" W3 z" P" i# k8 H1 `7 R! w5 U
For our nation's golden child# Z1 L& m% A' m: i- F0 X$ `
And even though we try) x; T* c$ @& s" x' ?6 v
The truth brings us to tears7 ]: v1 F K9 w1 Y) T. O$ r' J1 r! v
All our words cannot express8 t1 K. f' ^4 h/ T. v
The joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life8 X. t% P& B. v) e/ L( q e9 F
Like a candle in the wind
" O: p5 _) H. [+ C3 Q8 _9 P+ ANever fading with the sunset* y2 E6 Y9 z- L+ e2 S
When the rain set in
. C3 J) z, f' ?- `- }% {And your footsteps will always fall here
9 e+ Z% W9 [) ^4 e( g; r- HAlong England's greenest hills' _; q2 R1 _ Z# f# I5 Q6 R5 F& s; c
Your candle's burned out long before
2 k o3 i# o; SYour legend ever will, z2 A7 Y7 P; S) |
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Goodbye England's rose
2 u6 n- d/ |% b; D4 I( lMay you ever grow in our hearts0 z; ]& F1 |$ b2 g2 v u! ~
You were the grace that placed itself
* w% m0 E( A& c; o8 r; F# Z, U qWhere lives were torn apart
4 B, ]0 x2 F* Z/ S" W. R" y4 aGoodbye England's rose$ ]$ d/ I$ Y, P, S
From a country lost without your soul
9 T v- |7 O- u) u. n. zWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
; O, u$ H+ b1 f. }/ s2 BMore than you'll ever know f9 p4 _6 F- q8 t' ^" V
3 c+ [$ |3 N9 }3 C* B$ f; E# n. DAnd it seems to me you lived your life: N6 ?! p( a, e! O; j: _
Like a candle in the wind
3 m4 C9 A- i6 z7 c) oNever fading with the sunset" j2 l% u( o$ S0 q- Y0 {. q7 g
When the rain set in
! M) `5 Q7 d* o) a% t# s% UAnd you footsteps will always fall here8 y. O: R! d7 L c
Along England's greenest hills
5 ]/ ]5 f- f8 b bYour candle's burned out long before
, `8 {( ^% W" H6 B8 _Your legend ever will |
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