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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 . E U; _# ] i* B# t
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9 m( ^; `7 i. b# y( ]* iGoodbye England's rose9 d K9 Q, o9 x% N+ n: g9 R
May you ever grow in our hearts, K& S# p/ n. K+ z/ T! D
You were the grace that placed itself
+ N- L8 b7 A7 b5 T) l5 `Where lives were torn apart& Z7 q1 ]4 Y$ {7 G4 |
You called out to our country
1 V' O6 X( N0 Q" bAnd you whispered to those in pain
. f7 M& t7 C/ F5 c. e0 r. wNow you belong to heaven. W T" P, e7 t7 N2 n
And the stars spell out your name- R6 j% g5 V, `, E- a
9 p0 J; o* a4 H- XAnd it seems to me you lived your life
1 x" o5 t0 A/ bLike a candle in the wind
' g1 o" ?, ]$ u# q; F2 d3 Y6 \Never fading with the sunset
! N. v) e& a q* {) bWhen the rain set in
- R$ _! {$ \$ T6 L; u2 ?And your footsteps will always fall here2 l' E& _ `4 K1 B
Along England's greenest hills* Q# }, l2 H6 }+ z
Your candle's burned out long before, f/ @+ ^5 b" R! ~. D
Your legend ever will
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6 g- U5 m& @# y# i7 f- a; yLoveliness we've lost
7 b/ i9 l. u6 Q3 X, W+ MThese empty days without your smile
T9 b* L1 Y2 A# rThis torch we'll always carry
U+ N9 y' Z' e( N; N0 Z. p4 b( H' d& cFor our nation's golden child
5 R" X8 g5 e X1 x* T7 y7 MAnd even though we try
% v& C- [! n' H5 I! N$ @$ RThe truth brings us to tears
: r/ X& N8 C o; YAll our words cannot express
. i" r6 L9 x& Y" G( s) W8 c. y* `The joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life$ p, s! H1 G- q/ F" l5 W
Like a candle in the wind
" \( Q2 O& U0 S. T) B, ?6 vNever fading with the sunset
& d$ m& l) |. Y! ]When the rain set in
2 X- e V0 c$ z9 v a$ qAnd your footsteps will always fall here
+ \! ^/ W9 _/ P) W6 B2 PAlong England's greenest hills
: O4 H5 u. i0 @Your candle's burned out long before2 o+ ^: `: R4 z- A$ q+ m
Your legend ever will
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7 y* ?5 R( M; t& B# u9 b' H3 MGoodbye England's rose
4 q- U/ D5 d% W' KMay you ever grow in our hearts0 k& A3 x3 K7 @! z, }6 Y
You were the grace that placed itself
6 R5 {8 V1 P2 N8 b- WWhere lives were torn apart
+ a/ s9 |0 b. L" O; N* y* J; LGoodbye England's rose
. a/ s N; z, xFrom a country lost without your soul( N. ^1 q! ~& i9 P) s- V4 U
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion
( C, p1 U5 u% q% u9 {5 ^4 WMore than you'll ever know- [0 r% H. {) U1 a! q
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And it seems to me you lived your life
: J6 M1 q( V$ _" C) z$ j% V- u3 jLike a candle in the wind" Z7 u; @' h% l/ ^" K5 ]
Never fading with the sunset5 @0 }- k% p T. G
When the rain set in8 \) W& h0 ^. D$ \$ J
And you footsteps will always fall here
' H4 ^/ V0 n' z% Z" xAlong England's greenest hills
: y L; S2 y% X1 [( |& Q3 U! MYour candle's burned out long before5 v! M6 L% f1 T1 L u
Your legend ever will |
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