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1 z! o v' Z; H7 U9 E8 ~! t; X, LGoodbye England's rose
, m1 t( q) k& f/ {May you ever grow in our hearts
0 S( K- t u+ F# }% E w& XYou were the grace that placed itself( x7 M' J% \2 l; V3 ~9 G3 Y
Where lives were torn apart
9 q3 Y1 q) j, E( ` cYou called out to our country3 L9 o3 \" ]) c- h7 M3 l) t5 K1 }
And you whispered to those in pain
& V3 a! y/ a$ g$ R J7 jNow you belong to heaven) d( v4 L# A9 y; K, b
And the stars spell out your name
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And it seems to me you lived your life
2 t9 S( R8 ~, ~$ G# w% LLike a candle in the wind6 [# d d$ E) d) H
Never fading with the sunset
* e! m" `: M. x: {5 WWhen the rain set in, C1 w% s; C( j z% K
And your footsteps will always fall here7 u& `: b6 _8 C
Along England's greenest hills5 s Q& k$ B# t- n
Your candle's burned out long before5 n- H( ?- ?' `" Q4 |9 q
Your legend ever will
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4 A9 p0 m7 P' b2 U/ X+ SLoveliness we've lost4 U/ i2 v1 B9 g+ l& V) m
These empty days without your smile
" @7 R) o) b7 I3 k5 w2 q, }, mThis torch we'll always carry# L) e) P( U. r! j
For our nation's golden child7 a6 r/ _5 }+ ~# ?# N
And even though we try+ L7 t+ o) J( t" [
The truth brings us to tears: s; A( \! w7 V
All our words cannot express- ~' [% t. M& G
The joy you brought us through the years
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4 s, D6 A5 d: \' W) c- I8 L6 uAnd it seems to me you lived your life i& ?0 m" A- T* U# Y8 z* Y
Like a candle in the wind
7 F; D9 _; f) u# {Never fading with the sunset+ g, U8 d3 F7 C7 e b
When the rain set in
% w" S4 T. }7 o, J7 ]! n6 ^/ OAnd your footsteps will always fall here2 T' }$ D$ m8 S1 s3 i. r( H3 q
Along England's greenest hills
/ b1 y$ z- Y$ R' V0 b0 I9 R& m( qYour candle's burned out long before$ \9 B6 G& ^5 Y$ ]
Your legend ever will
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; g1 _2 k7 P( u7 YGoodbye England's rose
8 q/ A" @( E$ X. q0 j7 y# BMay you ever grow in our hearts) D& r) ]4 S( D, F( D& D! b: V
You were the grace that placed itself% P# ^% t+ _/ y$ i8 A8 q) ^
Where lives were torn apart
! i/ y1 F1 m2 {- H9 N1 W& }Goodbye England's rose
4 r8 k5 j) S O9 V( TFrom a country lost without your soul
5 P9 e6 k6 e! x& H+ VWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
" i1 e* O# R1 T' M* aMore than you'll ever know; l. m7 |5 n6 Y, Q/ I; [
, t" [$ q/ L4 s& |& ]1 IAnd it seems to me you lived your life
, {0 }% w/ ~9 aLike a candle in the wind* l; r; g4 Z) a2 R$ H! j
Never fading with the sunset
4 ?6 i4 D3 q* Z; KWhen the rain set in
. `9 v$ t v' p0 o6 ~: C3 I% U5 X: DAnd you footsteps will always fall here
8 f" s4 M5 k5 F4 ~4 rAlong England's greenest hills
0 E6 K( h. h1 v y0 \Your candle's burned out long before
/ [! R6 b9 ?2 ~) V! qYour legend ever will |
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