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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 7 ]7 G% v5 T r7 M) s
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% x7 y& L: I0 ?/ _Goodbye England's rose
2 p3 S# H) D, D! ~$ h7 SMay you ever grow in our hearts! N: L/ G% K4 _% f5 x$ \0 A+ v/ Y
You were the grace that placed itself* C8 S/ Y, X$ N1 w" U
Where lives were torn apart6 ^) d- i: N% l5 E; m$ L3 @/ d) b
You called out to our country
$ F8 |' j4 e8 @4 U8 BAnd you whispered to those in pain$ c% `" d, R8 M" D3 {9 B
Now you belong to heaven
g/ A8 p9 ]* Y' w, z2 cAnd the stars spell out your name/ t# _3 Y9 M$ v% f, q* d
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And it seems to me you lived your life% _: T9 I h* _7 M& o, r
Like a candle in the wind
/ d+ g+ K8 o% }9 i' zNever fading with the sunset5 ^& P2 \+ u6 Y' Z& z
When the rain set in* M3 A; Z, F8 ~) L
And your footsteps will always fall here6 T! r! E7 g# L3 T# C5 v4 @% P1 y# B
Along England's greenest hills
# w, K- t9 M1 r+ t# Q) m G9 H1 lYour candle's burned out long before. I$ @- T5 Q7 L, }# o5 h' i; u1 B
Your legend ever will8 v' g8 N8 r5 v
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Loveliness we've lost
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This torch we'll always carry
8 ^4 ~/ i% u& M: y9 X4 v9 I3 rFor our nation's golden child
' j5 M$ L9 G% G' G: FAnd even though we try
, m( O4 Q0 ^5 v; `( BThe truth brings us to tears
: c! v# u0 z- |, K+ G* w3 l2 q9 `All our words cannot express
9 O* V4 j: }1 b# j( n! tThe joy you brought us through the years: ]! p8 d2 P+ z0 F
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And it seems to me you lived your life3 n e4 K% b% n# c2 Y+ c
Like a candle in the wind1 O) A: P+ v5 q7 ?9 Y$ b
Never fading with the sunset
# _: ~/ {: @) SWhen the rain set in
8 I" n, d9 W6 k) ~' ~; {5 OAnd your footsteps will always fall here
' Q2 [$ X$ |! k3 |; D( R/ m7 iAlong England's greenest hills
+ { A( U/ \' ~8 NYour candle's burned out long before& a/ ^. R8 _; {0 ^* Y5 @2 |
Your legend ever will
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$ H+ O" H/ G$ s+ { H/ Q) o4 bGoodbye England's rose
! a5 D0 F' e& q& zMay you ever grow in our hearts/ Y L* s8 @ A& {
You were the grace that placed itself
+ i/ i9 G0 H6 J3 b* n+ MWhere lives were torn apart3 m. Z$ x! t) h$ ^' [/ U
Goodbye England's rose
" V: A ^# I+ |1 E; o1 cFrom a country lost without your soul1 t- @2 t( E2 P3 ^+ i# N1 M2 l
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion) b5 G% m7 X! {, V
More than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life
$ N& ^+ R: H* n& p2 d# RLike a candle in the wind( V4 }8 _( J% T8 r( Q1 |! e
Never fading with the sunset
* y. W5 e/ ?+ M. c! A* m& ]When the rain set in( U! C2 o. t D; @
And you footsteps will always fall here" {8 C9 t4 q3 z& S' j
Along England's greenest hills0 ?' b; A, a& ~$ c" Z
Your candle's burned out long before
9 P. m) _! M: p1 vYour legend ever will |
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