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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 + ?' I# G# X) a) h/ U* T8 G
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2 M* j9 i. s/ R: N7 b9 N$ k7 R9 OGoodbye England's rose! z1 ?* Y% q- w; S' k+ o
May you ever grow in our hearts( {' V: B' F2 L- W: n5 P
You were the grace that placed itself
; N' | ?0 N, j* tWhere lives were torn apart
! n# w2 `4 y3 v7 _You called out to our country
2 O- X7 Y- S: r5 l" a* b! e! A4 WAnd you whispered to those in pain
+ j( O0 x7 i, d" NNow you belong to heaven
! q5 }/ V5 o2 P! m' Y: G! _ p# ?And the stars spell out your name/ Y5 S) u* Y6 t6 ^
* G+ h$ {/ e0 QAnd it seems to me you lived your life: H8 n1 W+ U4 r: ?3 U# a! d G
Like a candle in the wind7 K- {9 `6 z1 x b8 E
Never fading with the sunset/ O1 [8 H' Y' `7 `2 t- ~ y
When the rain set in3 R( R& [1 a9 e ]
And your footsteps will always fall here
w0 w0 _8 d0 z: D+ A+ E6 GAlong England's greenest hills
. N& ? q6 z& @3 J. ^$ F! s( CYour candle's burned out long before6 t0 k$ K$ X! v' \8 T
Your legend ever will
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6 G U5 B0 r& A# O3 m5 iLoveliness we've lost
& a- [& L2 m$ _: X8 o& JThese empty days without your smile
, |- Y. S# g; o, o) A( E5 A% {This torch we'll always carry
a- j- G- ^7 \" N3 _' rFor our nation's golden child$ G2 f Q" l& m# D- Y
And even though we try* |6 m$ r5 f2 f; Q( t4 d/ ^
The truth brings us to tears9 A+ B" ?6 j3 N2 _0 L
All our words cannot express+ @" G: _4 p, R% V( ]3 j
The joy you brought us through the years
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& m2 ^; p; [3 b& O1 N( o* p, wAnd it seems to me you lived your life& [, h* Y X5 B2 o* I+ z
Like a candle in the wind9 L& Z5 p5 M+ R/ t) A
Never fading with the sunset" J0 M7 j! h Q
When the rain set in! V+ c- K, d+ K
And your footsteps will always fall here
* c# ~1 w: A0 \$ U, n, C& `( t) SAlong England's greenest hills& T# d7 a; K) W* n
Your candle's burned out long before" A1 m' Q0 ~; D E |- @# ?' c" w/ v
Your legend ever will
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6 _$ C* ?+ g" N2 `; N, V, DGoodbye England's rose( `- P- J" y. p4 A
May you ever grow in our hearts7 B t; {2 X/ m# k: S$ B& v
You were the grace that placed itself
t$ H: y( P4 h; k; C% XWhere lives were torn apart m8 m# n$ y+ u- C$ b
Goodbye England's rose
% x' N* O' ]8 y6 [% G3 hFrom a country lost without your soul
! f6 i2 v- ?" r/ m; P" Y1 j1 NWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
3 p# w A; A. p$ u4 E! pMore than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life; B4 Z" l/ z4 e4 _ M) s* r7 p# L
Like a candle in the wind1 H" T+ }) C- M8 N# L1 j1 i0 l
Never fading with the sunset
$ a; E/ H/ u, B* sWhen the rain set in
, s, z8 J0 O7 S. V$ Y% ^# K4 g4 H9 fAnd you footsteps will always fall here
( w1 Z% g0 f0 t$ Y/ e. nAlong England's greenest hills
1 u! I/ n3 T2 S/ \1 _7 l0 b CYour candle's burned out long before
9 _1 U' j* M2 O, wYour legend ever will |
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