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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 9 K* c. ?) ]3 n" ^2 O: o
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Goodbye England's rose
1 S6 v) d1 H5 ^- NMay you ever grow in our hearts
. i4 q6 T; Q$ `- u9 ]( K" O. qYou were the grace that placed itself
, u' c; @1 e" @* XWhere lives were torn apart
|2 l4 ^/ y* {4 i6 qYou called out to our country$ Q! `3 t$ j. D# e$ J
And you whispered to those in pain
. ~) w# |3 g' [) x% tNow you belong to heaven
. l' i) D/ m( u7 ]And the stars spell out your name
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3 E A( O2 C4 r) F; LAnd it seems to me you lived your life
/ b6 l. s [2 V; ]. q! oLike a candle in the wind
; S$ d1 I( Q( V; KNever fading with the sunset: m4 q2 s" \7 ?, n
When the rain set in5 q4 d( [/ g- w
And your footsteps will always fall here U. i2 S. Z. n' }9 k
Along England's greenest hills
- x# T: g0 ?8 ~0 D; E8 j, yYour candle's burned out long before
* d$ [8 U$ x) i7 i9 c( zYour legend ever will9 S B0 D9 O9 k3 q/ w: H
7 G, z1 W' G, c; p6 i/ YLoveliness we've lost
; U# X# E8 y- f& K- Y( T1 kThese empty days without your smile
' J6 C2 v6 ?+ ?/ B# D" f, jThis torch we'll always carry: b L. R5 v7 y
For our nation's golden child
6 S' N" Z9 j* b. |" k8 O" eAnd even though we try1 O: y# ?' [" L- j G7 H
The truth brings us to tears# s! t& |2 k4 y: o' E7 S. U' U
All our words cannot express# p2 K+ R' x4 I" q& |
The joy you brought us through the years
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v- ^) S5 M' \9 }9 z# h# gAnd it seems to me you lived your life" v2 }' s- j) g' Q+ t
Like a candle in the wind A/ ~8 Q2 y, `
Never fading with the sunset
, }5 C5 ]4 Y: `$ E0 x2 Q" bWhen the rain set in d3 `- u8 [+ ]3 j% J3 Q/ D
And your footsteps will always fall here
% ~; S" c. G" f4 N( G7 C5 ^Along England's greenest hills
+ T% v& x* ?/ S. e' cYour candle's burned out long before
, {% }6 P! n* d lYour legend ever will/ d* w! t* c) f" a0 o7 B3 {
2 c: f6 X5 ^4 N$ Y0 WGoodbye England's rose
g. R2 ?& `/ m) d1 r" W, L2 e2 BMay you ever grow in our hearts* ~! l/ d9 P+ j. p8 _+ v
You were the grace that placed itself9 e- X: u0 `8 M& O7 x
Where lives were torn apart
, D7 s2 Z- ]+ ]6 K' @2 M) [Goodbye England's rose3 y0 j; {% K3 n( _
From a country lost without your soul8 m" B5 N- C1 ~9 d! v
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion
% \( L& y$ J9 m9 d4 iMore than you'll ever know' A9 Z) a% ]. z5 @% k/ }
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And it seems to me you lived your life
# {) p, G/ G. v- m7 u4 DLike a candle in the wind$ @# T/ R0 c" C- a
Never fading with the sunset
) C$ z* J' F" w# |When the rain set in- P* W+ P' s( G+ C& z( z
And you footsteps will always fall here p& L4 b9 x" [- Q) x* @' D) D
Along England's greenest hills
4 @" P" Y, R E, R4 m! PYour candle's burned out long before! O( c% v, W- W; N3 @0 u
Your legend ever will |
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