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Goodbye England's rose
# W# j9 u# J: zMay you ever grow in our hearts; N" p( @4 f3 `! [8 H& Y
You were the grace that placed itself
- K+ A7 I; I( b2 Q1 lWhere lives were torn apart
6 U8 h* |' W3 ~8 Z- N8 Y# _- ?You called out to our country
( q# u( J! T5 e& SAnd you whispered to those in pain
+ M/ _, i4 v: {" i/ C5 f N& GNow you belong to heaven
8 l# z' K* S8 V* TAnd the stars spell out your name- t$ o! f3 a/ h( M) k# w5 h
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And it seems to me you lived your life% X- ^. a9 X' g
Like a candle in the wind
$ c3 G' [6 N; A6 [9 ~# b; v9 SNever fading with the sunset
+ {. L/ H* v4 CWhen the rain set in9 c7 f2 d& i7 }7 e* K) a. y/ ^
And your footsteps will always fall here
- A' e; o+ T, Q& o- u; |Along England's greenest hills
0 e0 h3 b1 q, M8 m; pYour candle's burned out long before
: R" f9 P T7 Q3 d5 e) OYour legend ever will
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' ~- s/ `4 Q9 }. w0 g f0 wLoveliness we've lost
& u9 T8 y0 M' S, H$ F2 aThese empty days without your smile
4 q( _) v3 M+ F/ J o. n* F8 ~This torch we'll always carry
% @# `5 c/ r# \! G, N4 D4 jFor our nation's golden child
8 O3 B: L( w" J d. ?$ _And even though we try
8 N" @7 z. @% f0 _+ ? aThe truth brings us to tears3 H: i' p3 k( e5 l; y; ^0 |
All our words cannot express
. U- t. f$ A& Q7 IThe joy you brought us through the years
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% V+ o# F& A# a `And it seems to me you lived your life
% _2 Z. U$ C& |; s/ f8 M7 |8 T+ JLike a candle in the wind
9 `) v) h/ t t9 k( N& ZNever fading with the sunset
$ H" G# ~/ ~0 q& qWhen the rain set in, n0 X I& |6 U0 l8 c
And your footsteps will always fall here
& r* J- m: p8 Y2 S! ]9 f0 bAlong England's greenest hills
- O) y( m! ^" c, M% @2 uYour candle's burned out long before
/ k' |6 V9 Z) F; Q4 uYour legend ever will- T; Y/ S0 s L# B$ e2 C
9 ?0 F+ P! b \Goodbye England's rose
0 l! [/ K/ x1 E: s# w8 @0 AMay you ever grow in our hearts
& P3 U- J! g+ a, Z4 {, {You were the grace that placed itself
% X4 k, N. D4 |4 Q5 MWhere lives were torn apart: I& J: Q6 _5 q7 D7 ^
Goodbye England's rose6 t. F% U, K2 _6 K$ k, Y
From a country lost without your soul
8 i6 J6 f0 o$ _Who'll miss the wings of your compassion3 J' s5 f5 N! G/ j. }
More than you'll ever know
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+ ^- q1 b% P' G2 c! R& C9 O/ {And it seems to me you lived your life
$ _3 O# N8 c* ]Like a candle in the wind
9 C8 ?: i" @( ~; S& d9 YNever fading with the sunset
' w" i6 D8 Y6 {2 M o; ~When the rain set in
' t: H; i/ A& W- uAnd you footsteps will always fall here( c3 c& t- P( V. o1 c5 g( a
Along England's greenest hills0 r* V; V- s3 N. o9 v
Your candle's burned out long before" u0 g" ?, s* O( P
Your legend ever will |
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