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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 6 c4 O5 O9 X" c
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Goodbye England's rose
( Z7 j2 q6 W/ e% zMay you ever grow in our hearts
. V8 b& G1 S/ u0 E: CYou were the grace that placed itself
- B: R' m. O/ Z. lWhere lives were torn apart
: W' ?. v6 Z/ P8 n* ?0 q( `You called out to our country# O. O8 F% Z( B5 M4 X& x$ r4 O1 O
And you whispered to those in pain2 a9 i) l/ n9 K& d# s! R& d
Now you belong to heaven
$ R9 W; ]3 c# ~9 j: m% w7 \: {And the stars spell out your name
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: O9 {; [; L- ]( m, ^And it seems to me you lived your life9 c1 e/ U/ \$ z
Like a candle in the wind
$ Z8 \' B6 Z3 V( L1 }Never fading with the sunset: m' H0 q& O; ?0 m# j# M
When the rain set in
3 O& I" Y& ?3 {: B3 FAnd your footsteps will always fall here
0 c- E* c: S1 {3 Q5 _. P! V Y/ g* WAlong England's greenest hills
0 n+ u0 H3 a* G$ `0 r8 f: qYour candle's burned out long before
- t4 [+ ~, {% YYour legend ever will
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; T" `- ~4 }; V4 E) i7 h# mLoveliness we've lost; N1 e) R( N$ v2 {
These empty days without your smile
, P# ^& U1 L1 T1 A. e7 E! e, [This torch we'll always carry! U4 W; t& ^7 c* J- a7 I Z C: R0 ?
For our nation's golden child- @$ V2 n, ]( E* ?
And even though we try
" I- Z8 K2 W6 u% i" `8 {5 N% W0 N8 pThe truth brings us to tears
: I( M! [: _" m# x" \' i3 ]All our words cannot express$ X% n5 [5 B8 m( S* O4 \1 G4 _' L
The joy you brought us through the years
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: N- k" D5 E8 ~# j/ Y- j7 n: MAnd it seems to me you lived your life% ~- n% ]' k& k4 O0 r+ j# m
Like a candle in the wind9 X- Y$ n; s# M) @5 l9 n9 K
Never fading with the sunset
# f9 B2 A, j8 ?- |/ z! oWhen the rain set in
0 T+ F3 q% a7 d/ F. q5 M/ [And your footsteps will always fall here- d. ]$ v: P* m! G' e8 i3 [2 H" i, ]+ J
Along England's greenest hills
- n7 [$ f4 _! ^Your candle's burned out long before
4 B/ U; l5 [2 {) f5 c' c! {Your legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose
! m& [ K# X% F, u D0 N& X" j2 dMay you ever grow in our hearts
* H/ u# e1 E) ~% J, f* ^2 W- zYou were the grace that placed itself
4 I' E: X# V; e+ h2 YWhere lives were torn apart/ R+ `- b! X$ z% c0 C
Goodbye England's rose
4 M! L. D& C L' X0 YFrom a country lost without your soul3 a# ~+ K8 t1 Q3 J% {
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion* W8 g- V8 s) |8 q$ \. e
More than you'll ever know
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7 ?: y7 q" A$ [* U; E Q. mAnd it seems to me you lived your life: O& p& o' m' v* n" |- M- a
Like a candle in the wind7 _! z' A! |! U1 U
Never fading with the sunset- }6 m8 t" r o% |
When the rain set in
* g! S" t6 b: a. y+ n/ B$ v0 Y/ Z5 p' Q& _And you footsteps will always fall here w0 _, X/ {# H+ ^
Along England's greenest hills) N+ x n! e. z
Your candle's burned out long before
( F! M6 q) j/ t3 j( }Your legend ever will |
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