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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 1 L3 n* F. j! F! y3 F2 @# P9 s# n
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Goodbye England's rose% X* [' [; d" s* g6 H
May you ever grow in our hearts
( p. m2 z- C- R* u' ^2 f0 I& pYou were the grace that placed itself+ Z) d* S. v8 r" z# w
Where lives were torn apart
$ J% ?+ V& K" ?+ k6 W/ o% UYou called out to our country: O2 V1 g$ {$ o; U2 G
And you whispered to those in pain
. z! J8 O Q$ |$ Z, }Now you belong to heaven
2 u, U. m1 B9 z- mAnd the stars spell out your name
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And it seems to me you lived your life
5 h, h( E0 ^# L" @Like a candle in the wind( |2 K0 n7 r9 U$ S( U
Never fading with the sunset* s$ B2 b$ |" V# i7 A' E% r
When the rain set in
$ S8 s+ _& g* `% B. x1 e# D; eAnd your footsteps will always fall here
8 @% `& W7 v% u! |; ~Along England's greenest hills
9 n5 y' O& M' N& h# sYour candle's burned out long before# m) m# z4 d; c3 l, K
Your legend ever will
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Loveliness we've lost
1 z8 Y* P5 |2 HThese empty days without your smile& y6 W& c5 A2 g: v
This torch we'll always carry2 w J" [/ p- [' U: C( G
For our nation's golden child+ l3 i L' E8 {% @- {
And even though we try
- L- |7 w5 g8 I( H+ x3 wThe truth brings us to tears
! i1 x$ o- b- lAll our words cannot express
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: i- Z# p, h6 M- w6 gAnd it seems to me you lived your life L1 r$ V* Q. B) ]4 R3 F( ?- ]
Like a candle in the wind
6 v% `$ h$ d" m* Z* a5 {0 ANever fading with the sunset5 b& }! V, n# f1 ]& [4 Y5 I3 i
When the rain set in
; c2 ^8 V$ [' L% ]And your footsteps will always fall here/ ?: h& |* S& G/ j
Along England's greenest hills
2 W- O3 ]+ D$ [* h/ J1 R& e% }Your candle's burned out long before
4 p$ y5 D6 m1 P5 w; a+ U: mYour legend ever will; v* S l8 M/ p1 |$ H' V9 ^
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Goodbye England's rose5 M; h! c' ?- X9 A* R0 u7 q
May you ever grow in our hearts/ ?* q. w/ N! C9 ?1 G
You were the grace that placed itself
. s) d- H- R) d" H+ s; sWhere lives were torn apart- r- Y5 t) n* a& \/ {% u! Q
Goodbye England's rose
. Z& E/ H$ w/ D0 L: P+ _) fFrom a country lost without your soul
6 G. L2 W6 `2 v0 mWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
9 I* ^9 A) C( f4 wMore than you'll ever know8 R! w- a. ?$ }0 e5 m, L
$ a1 D6 Q: o% ?& t, IAnd it seems to me you lived your life0 t) q' Z6 v& x1 i/ b0 }: W" I+ h+ ]
Like a candle in the wind
% U6 @4 f% e* ~* ^" UNever fading with the sunset
7 W3 u# U; s4 \: i; x: IWhen the rain set in- j. m2 \. O2 Z- p9 p- `
And you footsteps will always fall here
m5 A: D' e+ q2 f3 t. E, s9 gAlong England's greenest hills* Z4 x0 z: X' g+ W
Your candle's burned out long before
4 t# k. f3 g, l6 oYour legend ever will |
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