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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 ) W9 k4 ~9 L3 N! m
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: Q' `; I" H) aGoodbye England's rose8 ], | w# w4 R/ T+ V
May you ever grow in our hearts. K, P: Q2 r. w- Q/ c- Y+ {" K
You were the grace that placed itself
& j* D+ ]" P2 L0 o5 o+ EWhere lives were torn apart! w+ q& g; u& d0 A
You called out to our country
# C& X6 m- K$ DAnd you whispered to those in pain
3 U7 z9 c+ X# k B% m* O- ONow you belong to heaven8 w% a7 K; w" c7 R- h
And the stars spell out your name
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4 M* m" J! u+ w( L J# z0 ]) dAnd it seems to me you lived your life
' T. j8 w1 q7 e p2 s' n1 yLike a candle in the wind9 e8 K, G5 }. x; ^! }+ s
Never fading with the sunset
2 N0 k3 I9 w- ?% j" KWhen the rain set in! `4 B3 E2 T8 ~1 l. R6 y
And your footsteps will always fall here, r# ^4 ]) h- y2 m8 c, U
Along England's greenest hills
3 W+ L0 `$ k4 _" k7 |4 \Your candle's burned out long before" Z( z/ t5 ~5 ?' J( ?3 Y
Your legend ever will ~/ s6 |, t( Q: T5 N9 a* a
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Loveliness we've lost: ~0 s ^. p! R! J+ h& a, B7 L2 g
These empty days without your smile5 s+ B8 Y% F& x" P& M7 m, [: S
This torch we'll always carry
1 k; Q% ?4 J8 p9 g6 Z z& ~+ cFor our nation's golden child' ?! O- o: ^- x' g j
And even though we try
& }2 l4 ?/ @ l& T3 z- C! f' ^5 fThe truth brings us to tears& X4 q. X: w, l, S5 } M
All our words cannot express
+ `4 }9 M- P5 u0 r& Y1 K- e* SThe joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life
9 ~" B) _% A) v* M" KLike a candle in the wind6 e; r N; o, b
Never fading with the sunset9 I, v6 }5 Q/ J1 F& x" |
When the rain set in
% W" b. P# N0 r( ?; m! r+ A6 nAnd your footsteps will always fall here
. g3 b5 Y7 C& R! Z. b/ c& [Along England's greenest hills k1 [. u6 n4 X f1 l! ]1 x: s- x
Your candle's burned out long before
" f( `) a0 t: UYour legend ever will
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( Z8 d, ^9 w3 D2 GGoodbye England's rose
- l7 C, l' b. O' T5 R! @' AMay you ever grow in our hearts
# m8 y7 P1 B0 E/ m+ Q% J$ {! EYou were the grace that placed itself* L& c) h. ^2 p" V6 ]. m1 O
Where lives were torn apart
1 B' K5 Y. m4 \' ^# t+ W, N. tGoodbye England's rose m) z6 ?9 r. [+ G( B/ F6 z( r/ h
From a country lost without your soul
8 W) P. S. d6 m& [- H9 f/ FWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
& q5 Q5 Q$ o+ ~* |More than you'll ever know5 z p6 T8 y0 v# S9 h
) _ b2 ^; g) x% u+ J. ]8 O' @1 ]And it seems to me you lived your life# Q2 _; K, O1 P& D9 ^
Like a candle in the wind, ?7 F! g9 o6 e. `0 ], ~
Never fading with the sunset2 p) e' o$ J' J0 e# ]
When the rain set in
7 R0 p* m. E( h8 YAnd you footsteps will always fall here) d- l, X& f$ L
Along England's greenest hills
- Q) \1 z" ?; j1 }6 G/ qYour candle's burned out long before! F4 Q, x* |& @0 m4 ?: u
Your legend ever will |
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