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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 5 _9 \9 Q7 z) }0 ]/ R& k! H, T
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3 b: A9 P$ v7 o. C; @6 U: `" J% p- RGoodbye England's rose
9 g) c/ N# z$ `( Z- [May you ever grow in our hearts
" Z' g1 M- L! q8 W; y$ G: D5 J+ VYou were the grace that placed itself
, o9 T# O# ?6 k- B# H6 xWhere lives were torn apart
5 H Y+ v1 D) k2 ?3 bYou called out to our country
5 v9 ~4 x8 h. H6 l6 N: \9 PAnd you whispered to those in pain4 s( Y, {! c: V2 w. R7 p
Now you belong to heaven
, C8 Q1 e; D) r; I$ f7 ]2 w- sAnd the stars spell out your name {/ v9 A" u# b4 s. E2 U
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And it seems to me you lived your life
/ F) L; s) M% c8 y+ `Like a candle in the wind3 U# U, F1 Z0 M8 u2 v( ^
Never fading with the sunset
" G" M' M+ ^# D1 M. ~" gWhen the rain set in( Q* N/ `- }- ?* C5 l: _ t; q. I
And your footsteps will always fall here
& {. ?+ w- y' c) V0 WAlong England's greenest hills4 Z, o3 o5 `9 A9 @% I: z
Your candle's burned out long before
% Q0 l4 A# f$ PYour legend ever will
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! T8 i7 A: n6 m( T xLoveliness we've lost
k1 }0 p0 Q# H( `& jThese empty days without your smile3 U# J( H: }% f
This torch we'll always carry
; B; ~) y6 }1 |( r: gFor our nation's golden child( p- @( g, K( `3 X, T" `2 t/ M
And even though we try
& n- ^! D' O7 K7 p4 pThe truth brings us to tears
" `1 z% A) C f) ?) b9 uAll our words cannot express
; e' ?9 {: w# h5 o6 fThe joy you brought us through the years9 ?* y& n n8 p: W
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And it seems to me you lived your life- W& r$ w; d) }$ F$ U
Like a candle in the wind
; q1 `8 Z! g( w; W* h% zNever fading with the sunset
+ u5 F* V# _# V; L2 X% E4 |. o2 ^, yWhen the rain set in
! F0 G4 Z N$ f; b1 yAnd your footsteps will always fall here9 P5 t2 }4 }4 t
Along England's greenest hills, B& m# P+ ~: }8 `7 G- M1 \
Your candle's burned out long before
* r7 ?4 R' c* h7 V" k, j, `Your legend ever will* i9 W/ H5 s( j1 U+ V- s$ d0 @6 i
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Goodbye England's rose# Z4 \$ X" i6 t( f9 m2 Z
May you ever grow in our hearts
' a" g I: ?2 i4 N: ~" E9 P9 eYou were the grace that placed itself* {' j+ t; H( {" B3 }. w# l
Where lives were torn apart
; \& _! E7 T! `' D; U2 TGoodbye England's rose* G9 \% p' f: a# ?% W1 o
From a country lost without your soul
. B }" y) ?" r& g9 vWho'll miss the wings of your compassion# c/ g$ v' q2 h; z
More than you'll ever know/ |% j0 G9 n% n* c* ~* n# c3 |
/ p u4 B. J( @2 I; R4 MAnd it seems to me you lived your life
9 f) f9 R3 w, o$ F5 T! yLike a candle in the wind& p9 z3 s& b/ k6 v8 `3 a
Never fading with the sunset$ O# c) \) a2 D3 e6 V9 U4 L2 V) J
When the rain set in) d* J3 j5 X+ B& j
And you footsteps will always fall here9 p+ N9 v2 B" }0 Y2 [3 E& {
Along England's greenest hills \* D( U/ H1 a
Your candle's burned out long before8 P5 r' q8 K+ |- Y! v
Your legend ever will |
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