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. b8 q1 J/ X8 T) o- y3 RGoodbye England's rose! [* d% i" Q6 }% a! O" ]& h7 l
May you ever grow in our hearts/ r' y" t6 a3 {* e4 O- k. \
You were the grace that placed itself
) |0 z. c- `& y" [9 K$ I, ]5 x. M- UWhere lives were torn apart
6 y# y* L% f' ^You called out to our country
o: h! [4 ?) n$ {1 c. _4 v3 gAnd you whispered to those in pain
; _) e5 G5 D0 x) k1 T \Now you belong to heaven
" o2 J4 F: Y9 E: K* O7 }And the stars spell out your name
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And it seems to me you lived your life6 }7 K/ ` r* I( x) u
Like a candle in the wind8 f7 J, u1 J" t1 |# o6 ~% F5 Y
Never fading with the sunset( ^/ ?% F+ ?, X4 F0 h
When the rain set in
* Q) R1 W S t/ Q1 `3 t: OAnd your footsteps will always fall here
6 f9 W; o! g) R( DAlong England's greenest hills1 {( O L1 {4 S2 Z: }
Your candle's burned out long before) q" I' J# r% D) @! G: ^
Your legend ever will2 v6 E# F# _ n) d" p0 b
]1 I% O5 q4 X1 I, {9 MLoveliness we've lost
2 z7 ^! o i2 s5 ?( w& QThese empty days without your smile3 q i, {) i. [; u
This torch we'll always carry
6 C' z+ ^' U# _+ x! T8 o0 rFor our nation's golden child! z" \7 B' q: M1 |* o
And even though we try, Q0 k: @: |- w$ W; N
The truth brings us to tears3 C+ x; j3 T1 v% Z
All our words cannot express
3 U! ?! t' T v# h B& T: Y, mThe joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life
1 }* ?0 ^, Q1 h9 e, OLike a candle in the wind
; U' `& f( e: B9 h1 ]1 VNever fading with the sunset& @. q7 S1 I- a5 T' N! k
When the rain set in, d% P3 P z. m) \. E; o/ l
And your footsteps will always fall here+ S" L5 [" P% [
Along England's greenest hills
# f# B# E( r2 ~. _/ d7 S4 CYour candle's burned out long before
! h0 G5 a3 U" m! h6 lYour legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose
* O8 ^% I" E# t' b6 `May you ever grow in our hearts
' D9 G2 t$ R( d8 s/ b% UYou were the grace that placed itself" [( m! Q# E6 c8 k
Where lives were torn apart
# k! y3 ^3 ^1 YGoodbye England's rose
+ j* f( T. `) fFrom a country lost without your soul' F- J+ Z) d! P
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion. k2 z! W u5 r6 m* m
More than you'll ever know* [0 E: ~$ `% n. o" t- k+ T
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And it seems to me you lived your life
5 _' C# H( }' F |2 ]/ v/ _Like a candle in the wind
, \3 k, z& v# C. xNever fading with the sunset
; T$ q6 o" G d9 LWhen the rain set in4 x4 t) |; I0 R" `3 X9 n- x1 S
And you footsteps will always fall here! i& E) l" a b4 f( H+ }1 F$ E
Along England's greenest hills1 D; v9 J7 y+ W4 I5 \5 `
Your candle's burned out long before
, X& P6 l; x4 |. \Your legend ever will |
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