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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑
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Goodbye England's rose( R# Q5 U5 Y. F9 l9 g0 `' r
May you ever grow in our hearts: \/ X9 z- x7 G
You were the grace that placed itself
7 G7 v& `7 d9 @. d6 q: m' qWhere lives were torn apart
# k: q) Z1 u6 u8 i$ y0 RYou called out to our country
7 k- N$ \; N3 n+ K3 C7 L" l7 PAnd you whispered to those in pain$ ^5 a1 @* _9 ?0 V) K) `
Now you belong to heaven
5 _- C2 J0 y/ l2 s' ]( |And the stars spell out your name
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And it seems to me you lived your life
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Never fading with the sunset. E& H0 F% `2 T/ d' Z8 A7 ]. y, v
When the rain set in( i2 |# e, V% K; i F( v- F
And your footsteps will always fall here2 x% \2 @. J" J5 y' ^: I6 k1 `) ?0 Q
Along England's greenest hills7 O' C; h p# I5 Y% j
Your candle's burned out long before; M7 s0 N" L% [" A
Your legend ever will
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Loveliness we've lost' R& _+ H2 Y* A
These empty days without your smile3 }' o! l# w7 r8 A5 s6 w7 x
This torch we'll always carry" c% ^6 s" `; l% K6 X/ b3 N
For our nation's golden child; l' K$ ]/ k+ a* l" m: j
And even though we try
1 p4 x5 B) j9 b; H$ g0 jThe truth brings us to tears
) ^+ G& L% {, j7 A/ cAll our words cannot express
+ b% @0 O, g6 q X) f( {: XThe joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life) J b9 V9 [ z" U# @
Like a candle in the wind
. P5 g! r0 f- }! n ENever fading with the sunset
{0 U5 E* y, U3 l, h- p: I# F% ^4 S- F! }When the rain set in
5 u; u4 I* W$ T1 a5 ~+ t& mAnd your footsteps will always fall here
+ E3 C% ]) Q8 [7 c0 \Along England's greenest hills g* N# x& w. x6 W# M/ L3 F
Your candle's burned out long before
2 O1 Q0 w+ @! HYour legend ever will& o# |- X" m3 h: [7 X# K& K
* h: d% V& A- P, R! ~- g( s- hGoodbye England's rose/ C0 I' J, u9 t, g, U v3 _) |$ d- p, y
May you ever grow in our hearts! S% J( A6 [2 q X5 R+ M" g7 w
You were the grace that placed itself: W7 i) p* L0 a0 k! B0 v
Where lives were torn apart
# t0 K; {; h) }) s4 QGoodbye England's rose& B* E' b, W9 R/ L8 y6 v( v
From a country lost without your soul
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More than you'll ever know) c+ ^5 V* ^0 [$ D1 d, x
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And it seems to me you lived your life
. W$ P6 a% z* ~4 }Like a candle in the wind) ^" d: i1 R: s% d8 ]
Never fading with the sunset0 \- _' e: E- h* }5 [7 x
When the rain set in0 m. c5 \4 I. F2 F: S! t
And you footsteps will always fall here
# o1 }2 c' F" }# m& L9 mAlong England's greenest hills; w& {* r, E$ l( q
Your candle's burned out long before# s2 {. R u% l* f6 y2 |
Your legend ever will |
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