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Goodbye England's rose
! w+ w! ]- I: W' L W4 K, O) n. zMay you ever grow in our hearts
2 H# I9 T8 ^! h: c" [5 tYou were the grace that placed itself
* g9 h$ N) C7 L2 {" x% [* WWhere lives were torn apart
" C5 c7 j# h# ?7 WYou called out to our country
! m7 B) R/ \2 h5 [6 VAnd you whispered to those in pain- t" w0 \ H3 e; q, a. a9 T4 X7 u) s2 {
Now you belong to heaven
% Q e2 K0 K1 \& w& R: ] hAnd the stars spell out your name
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* S$ w9 R; b1 A" P5 g9 }And it seems to me you lived your life
6 Q/ W% V. M) _( G2 W# p9 a0 n; T. I5 ~Like a candle in the wind8 h3 p5 Z6 K; i. G" ` ~2 d1 I+ Z% Y
Never fading with the sunset
1 i, @* T) S6 K4 T- X* l BWhen the rain set in
3 o! ?) z3 s/ j* Z" C: u6 A( r$ OAnd your footsteps will always fall here
, |& o1 i. R( V6 a' g* cAlong England's greenest hills4 g) G* i* y4 T, X ~) w
Your candle's burned out long before
/ m% f% ]1 K2 G9 s M& h$ a, ZYour legend ever will
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Loveliness we've lost
, x$ |4 V R$ R1 u( _/ \These empty days without your smile
; m% Y# x' I8 @0 q3 bThis torch we'll always carry) I6 y* |! f+ v& w3 y) b, c1 L7 x
For our nation's golden child* I! Q" K% G$ ?
And even though we try
4 A0 }" k+ ^* T, Z" A! dThe truth brings us to tears) N) M4 a( L. t7 `
All our words cannot express
' k7 V* Z, j V" z: R G1 uThe joy you brought us through the years
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$ @( C" D# L9 ]) z. U6 T( j8 UAnd it seems to me you lived your life
) |1 ]$ o" K- Q/ B, e8 kLike a candle in the wind
) i4 Y: p9 N7 Y" D! I8 _5 xNever fading with the sunset: B2 W6 j- A+ W* J: W1 y
When the rain set in& p& D) y+ b3 C1 R! n8 f. Q
And your footsteps will always fall here4 m0 O Y5 g* s
Along England's greenest hills
! \* {: \" a7 XYour candle's burned out long before
9 m# W$ { H( rYour legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose3 S3 I5 _+ M6 \% x! y% y
May you ever grow in our hearts
, L$ V* Q7 z6 P6 mYou were the grace that placed itself: z' y" l- q$ d7 z F ^
Where lives were torn apart
& I1 W& q6 A! {; _% W$ X- xGoodbye England's rose
6 u% T) P" ]; E: b- ]# F R4 W% ]/ E+ qFrom a country lost without your soul
* z6 S9 m8 b2 DWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
4 i( b' a* `* F: qMore than you'll ever know% n6 g& N7 V" B) T* [: X6 ?8 x' `6 S
1 M1 I5 k* f8 h# Y0 H3 W3 w- D, {9 \5 }3 oAnd it seems to me you lived your life5 X) a" [- A: O2 p9 v' M2 O
Like a candle in the wind
7 O* o4 q7 @0 V [( XNever fading with the sunset) |8 C, l; Y+ H; m1 k6 V2 {0 O
When the rain set in$ n! y# X2 J* s$ |+ U! h
And you footsteps will always fall here& E9 ]! o2 ?! x8 N
Along England's greenest hills4 Z! C# F8 s: O+ j7 g% Z/ O( I
Your candle's burned out long before
n+ t) t9 u% L9 K; s! g7 a. ]8 OYour legend ever will |
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