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Goodbye England's rose
: u- S6 P2 X& b% ~ F! uMay you ever grow in our hearts
# h- E% H7 m* qYou were the grace that placed itself6 ^: a, V- Q$ e* x) A+ q- {1 A; e" W9 h
Where lives were torn apart4 a. f2 d: ?1 ^! s% W! x3 ?
You called out to our country
3 o2 S3 Y8 v$ ~8 m, E- lAnd you whispered to those in pain/ u: {( m5 l2 P$ w& Y) S; I
Now you belong to heaven
; Q' E2 B" p ?( B* [+ [# t3 J+ }And the stars spell out your name
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& m. V1 l8 a3 q( Q& ~' T6 MAnd it seems to me you lived your life
$ t4 h5 b# |2 ?) k" @7 U3 x# sLike a candle in the wind
. k2 _ K8 g# s' M: @, X0 PNever fading with the sunset
, j0 @$ D) \1 ]5 b* Q$ Y* nWhen the rain set in9 N# m# u4 s: c( b$ \6 N2 ?% n- I
And your footsteps will always fall here
+ K8 q/ ?/ h' D1 F9 `8 V- sAlong England's greenest hills) O! P! v8 S" I/ _( z( b' m
Your candle's burned out long before4 M4 m3 I* h) R7 ?3 b; ~
Your legend ever will
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9 A$ p2 P* v; a0 F( C7 ZLoveliness we've lost, F0 Y# e/ u0 ?6 _
These empty days without your smile
. f3 u! K. Z/ j- p6 fThis torch we'll always carry1 H9 V0 _4 I. O# K W' G1 @ z3 g( {
For our nation's golden child" ~8 w3 A3 H; a
And even though we try
6 x, u L: g7 C: WThe truth brings us to tears$ X L% [5 w% u" A7 O! E1 P
All our words cannot express
2 E# `) `1 }1 }0 P6 BThe joy you brought us through the years9 \+ Z1 Z9 R3 }; p7 Y
5 ~$ ~. i" q2 m# u. tAnd it seems to me you lived your life7 E7 w8 p) {6 \$ Z7 L6 T
Like a candle in the wind
4 n! p6 C% E/ G Z2 o1 wNever fading with the sunset
( n3 \' e7 B/ s3 |3 k- T& aWhen the rain set in
% ~, v5 ~$ M8 R2 t" FAnd your footsteps will always fall here
8 s" A. w; @0 d8 e2 BAlong England's greenest hills) P8 S, A1 h8 Q) {% ~
Your candle's burned out long before
$ d/ b1 H6 K5 E1 B6 TYour legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose4 t p, M8 A8 _& f' `5 @
May you ever grow in our hearts
6 a! s1 z7 ~/ r, i8 K# fYou were the grace that placed itself; C+ {, u. F- w; U; l* {# `2 N# G
Where lives were torn apart, J$ r% r0 p& w3 m4 {( K1 t- p' f" U
Goodbye England's rose
& d' l" c8 p8 R1 g+ Z' T1 |From a country lost without your soul, C( q* q: s* Y6 H
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion
0 p c$ j4 y) Q8 D6 W% j' hMore than you'll ever know
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( d5 z' ~5 I$ Q8 Z ?! WAnd it seems to me you lived your life; @- {& b* V, o) h1 t
Like a candle in the wind N. p8 E) I& Z/ b2 }, u5 C
Never fading with the sunset
' X$ c3 z# S LWhen the rain set in: }5 q8 N4 H. J% U& J! ?
And you footsteps will always fall here
& K; ]& L8 W7 H3 IAlong England's greenest hills% @0 t. Y: \: G" h/ o( ^
Your candle's burned out long before. `4 a# m/ p& X! I
Your legend ever will |
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