 鲜花( 1654)  鸡蛋( 51)
|

楼主 |
发表于 2012-11-29 13:01
|
显示全部楼层
本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑
$ A% U5 u4 n0 P4 }8 G9 S% ^4 e* S
3 N) `& ~9 w, ^3 _: N& X+ H- m2 Y K
Goodbye England's rose! @5 o; r% N6 n" s
May you ever grow in our hearts7 S- V8 l1 K5 W
You were the grace that placed itself
; d/ s# x& ^- b+ kWhere lives were torn apart
* X! L$ j4 R; F# [You called out to our country5 {3 i i0 P' P
And you whispered to those in pain& |$ x2 o1 j7 J( Q! h: O! ]3 u; {
Now you belong to heaven2 U: h9 E! V+ D. J5 J
And the stars spell out your name; S* |$ X& k4 p' g1 Z" c% e
2 g* N4 D! U$ t C) u) ~/ o
And it seems to me you lived your life
) e/ ~/ t7 P. {! }( c3 ZLike a candle in the wind
3 C" T4 z$ b0 |5 T+ RNever fading with the sunset6 b% M O8 d6 K: t
When the rain set in0 Q" V3 f0 M: ^8 M
And your footsteps will always fall here; ^( T) V0 f$ U8 @1 z5 }4 u. m* L
Along England's greenest hills4 N- j" C# B& N
Your candle's burned out long before* J/ h5 X: ?* y5 c3 g* _& U
Your legend ever will* ]7 l2 g, z+ o
+ j, y9 t% m* D, H& B. c) bLoveliness we've lost
: j1 Q( t) |+ x: T$ b9 DThese empty days without your smile
4 e& A+ J M1 }% B2 `This torch we'll always carry
$ h8 \7 b H7 X6 t+ b K' [For our nation's golden child6 S- F+ B. z9 w9 H1 s0 _: g
And even though we try
# B0 A% R- v' c% D; A8 o! D" w; JThe truth brings us to tears
* h2 I) @' i9 j5 m# h2 i7 vAll our words cannot express
- X6 E+ X+ g! r+ U" dThe joy you brought us through the years1 D+ d C- i; Y& I! W
/ G' _( Q; s! X' p; p' }% Z9 I9 B
And it seems to me you lived your life# b8 M- ~; m0 L2 }' a* l
Like a candle in the wind& j9 F/ `7 X2 H) z# P
Never fading with the sunset
* A$ ]7 u$ P' F: w2 u; O7 U+ n9 v* nWhen the rain set in
& Q' A1 k; x$ l) M! I" o* u( D- s0 pAnd your footsteps will always fall here
+ A- H% A; p8 Y* _$ dAlong England's greenest hills* T& p6 A) r5 M) H, d! H' S, m
Your candle's burned out long before) {* l: y/ k X1 U
Your legend ever will/ a! H* w& J1 g; X+ ~+ d
1 D. V! G3 H0 _9 T! t/ N4 Y, E3 a
Goodbye England's rose0 t( m4 D) w1 ]" x, F& T' }
May you ever grow in our hearts
& b# c/ \/ T; p* b [/ @You were the grace that placed itself
" i4 e1 q O% W d6 uWhere lives were torn apart
8 n) `2 D4 c8 z3 s3 y5 r: O/ ~4 qGoodbye England's rose2 i$ ~! Z0 O6 V9 B" g
From a country lost without your soul
! p; m* k1 H+ pWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
F6 J( B/ }) O8 u( w$ L4 qMore than you'll ever know1 F+ T8 d5 Q% N; b& U3 Z
+ U7 e4 ~3 m: j! `/ g5 J" ]- D) j9 ?And it seems to me you lived your life
& E. \( N- T8 }$ i) j; FLike a candle in the wind
& H; d/ D$ y4 h0 K9 `9 kNever fading with the sunset; p: R1 Y2 T, ^
When the rain set in F, E) _1 s- W
And you footsteps will always fall here
7 `! B0 y' I5 [3 s" q/ m# E" s$ `% |Along England's greenest hills
3 {. Q' b0 U2 s6 FYour candle's burned out long before4 c3 ^4 N! e) M
Your legend ever will |
|