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Goodbye England's rose9 S' A3 T, B8 H ]: o, N
May you ever grow in our hearts
8 Y" K) Y" X- ^9 p/ C6 GYou were the grace that placed itself" M- X: x! @9 T; q
Where lives were torn apart
- E$ r* @# x1 iYou called out to our country
0 ]" C* ]( G4 n) NAnd you whispered to those in pain, F' P1 F: F. N& H4 x
Now you belong to heaven
; b' i" U$ F/ J# ]; yAnd the stars spell out your name
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& U9 \: m: M% p9 W4 F$ j# CAnd it seems to me you lived your life
+ @. H+ p! S9 WLike a candle in the wind$ h* {7 n2 H( g M4 P
Never fading with the sunset% z; S3 O# k0 q6 Z4 O2 @. E2 t
When the rain set in
. `; k$ U; F$ i- T# _' B' n8 nAnd your footsteps will always fall here
4 Z& W/ X ?$ I/ W% i& nAlong England's greenest hills! W+ W$ H1 j, J3 {
Your candle's burned out long before
! I2 B1 A9 m+ f8 ^0 ]% J% xYour legend ever will
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& E5 [2 s+ r- l$ MLoveliness we've lost
' H3 T( k1 J( sThese empty days without your smile
5 }2 @* a1 g! O1 ]% S5 ^& tThis torch we'll always carry
& E+ Y" B- F* z, |$ J6 JFor our nation's golden child, o, A9 Z6 x4 _$ q4 k
And even though we try* z! O, C+ z- N/ `9 Q
The truth brings us to tears
9 c( f$ j4 p }/ g) qAll our words cannot express6 e3 w3 m2 ~0 @; g. ~% G- B
The joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life
! ]. N$ n( W2 ?: fLike a candle in the wind1 a8 K6 V4 H2 x0 G5 E5 h# p0 l
Never fading with the sunset, K" x- Q# h$ K* ^ e2 x3 W
When the rain set in# Q! u' C; U) R, U+ X" d
And your footsteps will always fall here" e, S; T: i4 ]+ X
Along England's greenest hills
5 E/ |# C/ ~* R) }- E" zYour candle's burned out long before
) C! R2 Q0 m/ v- C9 o5 D5 p0 wYour legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose
5 f% t q- J. A" G6 Q$ V x7 CMay you ever grow in our hearts' y; ]$ i ^( W3 n2 n
You were the grace that placed itself/ I3 u2 U: |# n& A" \
Where lives were torn apart6 T* m- F i% |" }0 @
Goodbye England's rose
6 u. Q) \4 U5 e5 y" UFrom a country lost without your soul
5 T" U: r1 c0 w- i' G$ i" [Who'll miss the wings of your compassion2 e3 g% X- i% B O
More than you'll ever know
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0 g: V& q3 X9 e( R$ zAnd it seems to me you lived your life
3 g( Q; ?. C8 Z, k* \& BLike a candle in the wind) A; }0 l( x) _4 h3 f' D" t- m8 C# S
Never fading with the sunset
5 W- S: n7 z% X0 |$ fWhen the rain set in& m) d+ f3 {; c9 H
And you footsteps will always fall here
! x" S8 H1 Q; k, RAlong England's greenest hills
8 x" m+ Z( p! E& s4 nYour candle's burned out long before
# R9 X# Q# `" S$ C4 p8 IYour legend ever will |
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