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0 n' _- _6 q9 K8 ~1 qGoodbye England's rose4 a. L9 U7 b( h
May you ever grow in our hearts
6 |5 u. S8 O/ _You were the grace that placed itself& G; S8 Y# a) |3 s$ K
Where lives were torn apart
: G8 O9 c! z% m% G7 nYou called out to our country
g- g& }& i, r+ M* e. xAnd you whispered to those in pain; Q2 q! S- s4 q- V
Now you belong to heaven
- [3 A5 i) A) V7 o3 p$ H) G- RAnd the stars spell out your name; d+ ]: I3 T" h& p& H1 {4 v4 n
" m# J5 A+ h$ L* WAnd it seems to me you lived your life
# K8 j' _* q0 |$ ILike a candle in the wind
- A2 ?) E0 g* u8 x! aNever fading with the sunset
5 g$ H) y* E$ O6 f9 z/ A- T. {When the rain set in
) j D3 H/ t; p& q$ a& L- ^And your footsteps will always fall here
8 m% L* U1 ?+ Z" z- q9 |Along England's greenest hills9 q. v3 {4 ^% d+ K3 X
Your candle's burned out long before; ?1 ^: r6 O5 E# a3 e" K
Your legend ever will
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1 E/ K* o, @5 c8 c7 k9 C8 U3 ^Loveliness we've lost
2 o! K% m, J6 O/ j1 b$ f9 s/ A# l6 iThese empty days without your smile2 I; `- \7 k; m
This torch we'll always carry
4 F/ q+ f0 K* { P8 i; N; OFor our nation's golden child
. b" q3 y* Z5 BAnd even though we try8 t. L" Y7 S* J! W6 X% S0 `
The truth brings us to tears) l1 @% M3 M5 O& {2 P6 ^3 h* h
All our words cannot express3 P, s% _! Q0 K
The joy you brought us through the years$ {, @% F6 F$ G1 k1 h
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And it seems to me you lived your life! ^- A3 @# ^, l5 h+ V! n2 }" v
Like a candle in the wind/ F4 \; a& v, H6 s9 X
Never fading with the sunset0 F! b H: E" Q5 A% @7 F
When the rain set in
* P+ }/ G5 W9 `, aAnd your footsteps will always fall here2 \' U M1 ]/ E8 X* D- I" h
Along England's greenest hills
' f1 q1 ~, g1 d7 x$ g* P; FYour candle's burned out long before. |5 o2 }+ | _9 c$ @5 G/ D
Your legend ever will
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# u q# x6 `% ZGoodbye England's rose
0 ~; L/ H1 g0 P( {May you ever grow in our hearts. b% E7 t) d7 A+ q$ |0 t
You were the grace that placed itself! ]( K+ H; g* |3 X4 g& H
Where lives were torn apart3 u1 [6 w7 j5 W. N* H
Goodbye England's rose) [. R. O. D8 n* R; ]# D" l
From a country lost without your soul
% r; j% Q6 q7 y9 ?# x2 `Who'll miss the wings of your compassion, _. _5 W8 R7 B7 c. Y
More than you'll ever know
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" v. Q R4 _; \- pAnd it seems to me you lived your life
: \' ?" y4 O& C# n$ ILike a candle in the wind9 a5 u/ a: ~) {" A, W
Never fading with the sunset; w, k B2 Z6 A: O1 f" i
When the rain set in0 x+ ]" j3 x! u! {* N K$ P
And you footsteps will always fall here) C* I' }1 J* U {5 h
Along England's greenest hills
; i) N. |! N; I+ M2 Z( c K2 uYour candle's burned out long before( |2 h# L) z7 V
Your legend ever will |
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