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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 , V6 X! a) Z$ M3 G$ N
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9 V+ i' i! N; ^: N# {6 HGoodbye England's rose
, a0 I& h4 `/ o" `* N; T. yMay you ever grow in our hearts- G! s2 p9 b' e! G
You were the grace that placed itself0 ~6 O- Z5 b* c& A& ]7 Z+ k" k
Where lives were torn apart
6 I; t! ]- F9 b9 \ G$ ~9 C, [You called out to our country2 A2 Q3 e6 r+ z* u) F+ G l/ b( Z" J
And you whispered to those in pain
3 ^8 F* c, K4 c2 P. J; ^1 XNow you belong to heaven' E6 w$ F1 K. H/ O
And the stars spell out your name1 p. ~! b F! C4 I- q2 t4 w! Z! g/ K
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And it seems to me you lived your life
$ X; \5 V3 w% k6 xLike a candle in the wind
$ N7 U: e& C) M. yNever fading with the sunset" z# l/ ^. J( [, e
When the rain set in9 v" {6 \8 W, Z2 H1 `" o
And your footsteps will always fall here
* H: c) k! h g2 c# Q6 p7 wAlong England's greenest hills$ j w6 N: Q/ s
Your candle's burned out long before
- E; C. A+ K6 O0 Y+ a, jYour legend ever will8 G" u6 M L/ J, B& q
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Loveliness we've lost
- J! l$ C4 o0 R+ u' k: \% e: `These empty days without your smile2 h7 ^ ~3 f8 y) i2 K" `% w
This torch we'll always carry
4 }2 A1 y, F0 q( t: R+ X; V4 bFor our nation's golden child
" h1 O# |- \" X- J- D4 A4 aAnd even though we try
' V$ V& D8 O9 j5 ^8 o! K5 J* fThe truth brings us to tears
2 G6 }8 x+ q3 B+ v; fAll our words cannot express0 B1 W- O4 T; i5 ~7 ]
The joy you brought us through the years3 j/ ^2 D9 |' R2 I; z9 {0 d
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And it seems to me you lived your life
7 F* \. F% ~# x F. v# ALike a candle in the wind
% l; s) e' y+ \$ a3 G! J# ONever fading with the sunset2 \7 T9 E1 B! m. h O0 f3 M0 H6 ~ x4 W
When the rain set in
( k6 B% y5 O' ~4 i# }, TAnd your footsteps will always fall here( J) n% O" H4 U: a# T
Along England's greenest hills2 |% C: L- _& o) H- T) y1 e
Your candle's burned out long before
. d, }, c4 h% l2 }5 fYour legend ever will
; B0 s& R& y/ d7 r$ v/ D2 t2 E$ [% u; p c+ W8 N1 i
Goodbye England's rose
; A6 Z; T) S6 Y3 @5 `May you ever grow in our hearts
7 x6 n! _& r/ DYou were the grace that placed itself
0 S2 [! J R' g9 {0 U8 [0 B3 c2 M- mWhere lives were torn apart1 O% `; O" w/ |" P5 X
Goodbye England's rose
" m+ d, k0 W7 FFrom a country lost without your soul$ _4 o, `2 H& e% G5 J3 \0 @
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion
, e( T7 k, O J5 t8 HMore than you'll ever know; r0 u A8 ~6 S7 U0 d
' p0 K6 v# O; E( o7 F" e1 }And it seems to me you lived your life$ d+ [2 e: F. [7 K, g
Like a candle in the wind0 L) r! z3 p" w, N/ f- i
Never fading with the sunset2 c6 q! b* Z$ R. l9 v- m
When the rain set in( m& N; \3 |. o
And you footsteps will always fall here* |6 \9 B1 ` l- w
Along England's greenest hills
( P- _6 I4 O) [Your candle's burned out long before
' U- K* a2 C: x& y: T) IYour legend ever will |
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