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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑
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Goodbye England's rose
& F0 y& C l' B& H' x nMay you ever grow in our hearts5 F8 a+ \0 L7 ^7 q% C
You were the grace that placed itself
7 a" d: p0 S; G6 z$ G$ f9 xWhere lives were torn apart
+ X1 F% v1 p( R) x1 w% T" LYou called out to our country# b" V8 U% w' g ]
And you whispered to those in pain
( B- _1 `& P# m+ ONow you belong to heaven
* y5 U2 v7 g& X9 j5 k, }0 q4 {* AAnd the stars spell out your name
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) F& R" n, q/ z/ i. T; pAnd it seems to me you lived your life
+ k6 n( t) H( \2 [2 E% n( D/ k9 ILike a candle in the wind+ W* F2 i0 f2 [6 F& r9 m. \( W6 A" l
Never fading with the sunset ?. ?" F3 `8 `+ ?- h1 s* d, n
When the rain set in0 _+ C. r" A6 U$ T+ X9 l |4 W
And your footsteps will always fall here6 X4 \1 b. n0 Q0 I0 v
Along England's greenest hills
, m% s5 `& C4 \; x/ qYour candle's burned out long before0 O+ u0 S4 w; }6 a9 N0 t/ O
Your legend ever will5 r1 q) G% a* R. ~) E/ s
. I+ C; i7 h& I, \. DLoveliness we've lost( ]+ E) r% Z! P, D. A$ p. ~, e# p
These empty days without your smile3 S5 S" w `% |$ a
This torch we'll always carry% I+ B* W1 w" S
For our nation's golden child' o' u; ~% N3 v5 }. j
And even though we try! t* [, }" ]4 m$ D0 k" m
The truth brings us to tears
: K& a8 i# \8 I8 m! s% U1 N- }All our words cannot express
x7 w" X1 P+ A) l. k2 Y2 M0 bThe joy you brought us through the years% c3 W1 ?# Z. B) i2 c
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And it seems to me you lived your life: K% g- w% ^9 a$ c; S- }
Like a candle in the wind
: c2 \6 ^1 m+ R$ v# oNever fading with the sunset
( {# H9 n$ v8 l4 g: pWhen the rain set in
: b2 m3 a- F4 i; E/ E- Q6 \5 pAnd your footsteps will always fall here
9 J" H# |' l" P- `Along England's greenest hills% |& ] {& e3 k2 I, U% k1 [
Your candle's burned out long before
: N7 }7 V3 |5 ~' y& e* sYour legend ever will
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, R6 n k! {2 rGoodbye England's rose8 k! k9 p% g, `# b5 n$ V9 M
May you ever grow in our hearts
( U! t0 e9 w* b8 ZYou were the grace that placed itself
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B. H( ^6 b3 E; _6 c7 W) V" C9 QGoodbye England's rose
, i- C- ?$ D" m8 n3 X3 nFrom a country lost without your soul1 U$ z; _( N$ _$ ?
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion: o e6 J, X- q: r* H
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And it seems to me you lived your life; K2 B/ t5 T) c4 W, S% d4 X
Like a candle in the wind( _; [; f( H5 ^" {$ b$ z
Never fading with the sunset. w" _( g- X3 ]! |1 G4 I
When the rain set in/ _1 M3 I4 }. v) ?
And you footsteps will always fall here& g+ V% h- K: q, y
Along England's greenest hills. D. N) J) Q1 o, v/ |% k* P
Your candle's burned out long before1 G* {) c" g8 e% Q7 c: n8 Y! z
Your legend ever will |
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