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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 ' Q) X) v, p2 Z' w
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3 w$ e. k3 i# M" j0 XGoodbye England's rose
2 P- v6 }- m. A3 D2 g! V7 ]May you ever grow in our hearts1 y; x! n* i' ]5 U, o9 H
You were the grace that placed itself
* f- e" K9 \9 G' x0 q" a& EWhere lives were torn apart4 J5 L1 y. a: w$ g3 t7 H. y
You called out to our country
8 A" Q& t" ]5 y% P k0 K8 h* aAnd you whispered to those in pain' g0 u! m2 q) H6 [3 w/ |
Now you belong to heaven% Q2 T4 p0 m( F: A+ U( Q
And the stars spell out your name
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And it seems to me you lived your life1 I0 {8 [1 c9 c" j
Like a candle in the wind
- s: @) t# Q! @ W8 k6 x3 WNever fading with the sunset
3 X2 V, \9 v' D5 g2 fWhen the rain set in
; W6 n% n' T$ R1 MAnd your footsteps will always fall here
0 ^) x1 \2 b/ k4 x. L) KAlong England's greenest hills
" N' o# Z( `: Y: a. ~5 N/ f, m6 f* KYour candle's burned out long before: A7 ]$ ^2 c/ ~6 w% }& w
Your legend ever will8 s2 ^6 z6 I6 E1 U+ m' ^4 \( A
5 @2 A" G6 V- MLoveliness we've lost
/ a! B; n( c; r1 d$ M9 DThese empty days without your smile7 V" J% N0 d$ h6 q
This torch we'll always carry+ m$ s0 s) ~9 z A9 B3 p
For our nation's golden child3 q y* P' @0 D1 [
And even though we try
/ m ^' y/ o' w( F5 ~" DThe truth brings us to tears4 O) l: x( u f/ W& f/ h; [
All our words cannot express
7 ~1 J" }5 E8 ?' M3 `: VThe joy you brought us through the years& f7 M7 w% f% T
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And it seems to me you lived your life' g# o- |7 ]5 z2 P) N- M1 B
Like a candle in the wind* t7 N3 m8 M. i R' b% A3 Y. t
Never fading with the sunset
@5 M2 Z. x& ?3 ]$ ^6 D. |3 c4 aWhen the rain set in
! @4 Q& |" t* i2 @+ y6 yAnd your footsteps will always fall here3 f9 O! M) Q/ [2 w5 [6 C# \9 i
Along England's greenest hills
- a! L, T9 h3 ^' H# C- u4 Z1 p w8 MYour candle's burned out long before
" N, `# n. x( P! t* V" U w, y3 JYour legend ever will4 a: U# G! s2 \9 Y: z7 Y5 J* q4 b
* I6 j9 c1 t* O9 A- ?$ _8 sGoodbye England's rose E6 \' }2 D3 e" K n! ]
May you ever grow in our hearts
% W* Z/ u3 N7 q% T8 O0 |You were the grace that placed itself& S& Y7 S2 F) N
Where lives were torn apart
/ `/ P" b8 W3 z% I- d1 RGoodbye England's rose
1 A: \1 w4 w0 q) {1 x+ qFrom a country lost without your soul0 G( o1 d% }. |% h; y' q7 V
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion
! `4 Y" S. S+ e: o! V; OMore than you'll ever know* f3 G: D6 E, }, z) ?( y, e
$ t- @! ?' Z6 V4 O3 ?And it seems to me you lived your life
+ V( |0 Q) K. D0 S, bLike a candle in the wind* S# m6 T) l% \% Y8 A- F6 [- j9 d
Never fading with the sunset4 T; m! c7 l- S4 `) _% N
When the rain set in* v0 \/ ?5 E* @/ H
And you footsteps will always fall here
3 ~4 e% X/ z; X5 Z7 w1 ~8 A- }Along England's greenest hills+ w6 ?$ F# g0 c$ R- @9 x/ W$ y `3 N
Your candle's burned out long before
) S" b3 p6 V& A+ K, G. O( dYour legend ever will |
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