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Goodbye England's rose4 G- l3 J1 U; D; P2 B2 Q
May you ever grow in our hearts6 h& y# N5 Z& r2 r# T: D; C0 \9 T
You were the grace that placed itself
* r+ \6 l- s& V, Z% u5 g4 D% eWhere lives were torn apart
5 h/ T# {0 I; h1 j9 ^4 _0 YYou called out to our country) N( Q& m+ {& w" F/ X4 _1 }
And you whispered to those in pain
2 N( |# ^7 A7 v! O a3 j& k5 y* d/ LNow you belong to heaven
9 n; J0 k' L4 O8 P/ ?And the stars spell out your name
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: f. @6 j) H1 M4 N+ ^+ {And it seems to me you lived your life
; x) S3 u7 \9 a$ J: n1 A1 ^Like a candle in the wind( ]5 Q1 I5 c) X& G# _
Never fading with the sunset5 }& E& v- p& V8 \5 t
When the rain set in- ^7 S7 G, V: h
And your footsteps will always fall here
# P1 h( y Z! L( R7 eAlong England's greenest hills0 H& M- N2 O- m0 T, S$ Q
Your candle's burned out long before& o% q" q: U7 D& d
Your legend ever will
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& U( E5 m! V( ]Loveliness we've lost
5 J3 ]8 u, h8 sThese empty days without your smile
8 Q7 [. T4 u6 w1 C* ?9 M$ r0 _This torch we'll always carry
. X: x* b9 N2 ?7 i( r- c$ w- Z# YFor our nation's golden child0 g P- h5 W5 y/ J+ q. k' K7 h
And even though we try- U& {. E4 f& l# \
The truth brings us to tears' U0 [6 l" a; r6 i' n8 A, t
All our words cannot express
' d: m# i. A. p/ O, n- n' H' I* T }5 \The joy you brought us through the years9 d# l& J6 r* \& Y N& B$ R/ Z
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And it seems to me you lived your life6 O' g( P) D9 [1 z5 x
Like a candle in the wind
& ~- F" F- @; M2 g2 m$ zNever fading with the sunset
# N4 X! {2 u9 ZWhen the rain set in$ v; x' D1 n6 Y5 m1 |% p1 ~
And your footsteps will always fall here$ V2 d( p0 k$ `/ F# Q
Along England's greenest hills
% }2 E1 ~% o& a5 m) H# v- `# z# RYour candle's burned out long before
, m4 {0 S. `) }1 KYour legend ever will9 ^% c6 \7 Q, o
F3 @% ]0 k- @$ bGoodbye England's rose- C: i7 O- w7 v- y
May you ever grow in our hearts
/ x' A) [- P& TYou were the grace that placed itself
; m; k$ a- J0 \Where lives were torn apart
2 A" O8 [1 J4 qGoodbye England's rose
. N" B3 {9 T& U, _From a country lost without your soul
1 P! G' ^* D6 ?2 W: L2 i' ^8 \3 _Who'll miss the wings of your compassion0 y$ \1 E+ s3 D0 Z3 h0 N
More than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life8 l) S7 s9 l' i% a, ?
Like a candle in the wind
3 F4 r# i$ V5 U2 ^Never fading with the sunset
: r, O) t" n/ l, d7 |1 ?% h! g) ~3 uWhen the rain set in
3 D5 @. d4 K" \# I3 |* bAnd you footsteps will always fall here- u; @; g+ w$ n( B6 q0 ?( |' }
Along England's greenest hills
H2 w- [" ] \, X. j- q% ?" i4 BYour candle's burned out long before
5 ~2 b2 p5 |# m' ]- RYour legend ever will |
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