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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 rose5 m9 C- H+ v* U, I4 M
May you ever grow in our hearts! C- V0 S J; L* n# y z4 `
You were the grace that placed itself3 G5 C, f( U# B, J6 |6 g
Where lives were torn apart
+ M+ a! M+ X+ i( aYou called out to our country. m8 S* k, M7 t
And you whispered to those in pain5 T8 v9 ~- \! K% Z& Q- V7 Q8 b# {
Now you belong to heaven
3 ~, d9 ~- O; U6 h, f' ?And the stars spell out your name1 c% M; C+ ~' B: a1 `, C8 b: B4 K
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And it seems to me you lived your life5 C f" {) r" U8 k) W7 W5 Q
Like a candle in the wind9 [" J0 [" C8 M; Z. {, P; p
Never fading with the sunset
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And your footsteps will always fall here
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Your candle's burned out long before, B0 J) |6 u# V0 O
Your legend ever will- ?6 F1 Z- ]; J
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Loveliness we've lost
9 y1 U2 y" {! }8 d) w- _These empty days without your smile
& x! B9 W* s6 g4 t) d- _4 [) [: A& mThis torch we'll always carry
% ^1 V& V5 y7 n( K" K) a4 [8 C7 Y; y( r- G. KFor our nation's golden child) Q' O" p `8 o% E: Z, U, B7 C
And even though we try* _9 N9 L8 o- E
The truth brings us to tears& ~7 n" A* l8 @5 F
All our words cannot express. o2 P9 ^. \9 a( W. o$ j
The joy you brought us through the years: {/ O3 X# B6 c6 ^1 w$ ]( F5 Y
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And it seems to me you lived your life
! i( n* N& A) w, r# c: N4 iLike a candle in the wind' L. A, _- j1 V* ~
Never fading with the sunset
! _' S, f/ G) a! u* j$ r8 wWhen the rain set in
, L; e& n( w8 T+ @$ i( E0 r/ A/ CAnd your footsteps will always fall here
6 G3 u4 B$ m- U. a- Q- HAlong England's greenest hills, M9 X+ ], s4 E& K. }! F
Your candle's burned out long before9 p+ V5 X4 P& _ }' P
Your legend ever will& M0 A! m+ r' W& R6 @
$ j5 \: }; B! R1 v3 }Goodbye England's rose
$ ]) L0 Q' b: f- d, |+ DMay you ever grow in our hearts
9 |$ y1 M* n. [* m8 WYou were the grace that placed itself
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' B4 X2 `$ s: v3 k$ PGoodbye England's rose& Y1 j) e9 m9 Y1 M: X! Z# b. m
From a country lost without your soul
# R3 P' F% ^7 {* gWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
+ V- |3 G" v# N! v0 O3 YMore than you'll ever know1 n j9 W/ C1 y
0 `' a) n' L$ g$ Q! |And it seems to me you lived your life
; C+ N( P1 U2 |9 A: v; o% w8 u7 LLike a candle in the wind
^0 _% T1 u! A1 j5 ?& NNever fading with the sunset' n7 G0 c* r; v% n x- l
When the rain set in
# ~3 K& `7 ^, @; B' o; d3 O, N6 ZAnd you footsteps will always fall here
8 N+ P/ z! J5 jAlong England's greenest hills
" n% q- j: b/ M8 {3 o& A! SYour candle's burned out long before
# O: o) d6 S1 S0 E% q3 _. ~Your legend ever will |
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