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6 {# u+ u4 H" o; R7 Q0 e$ z8 oGoodbye England's rose
. O+ q9 a6 T8 S; kMay you ever grow in our hearts& s; l% `: {3 {4 a3 }3 h( B6 Q
You were the grace that placed itself
4 B5 g* z. |8 Q; y, jWhere lives were torn apart
% K. @) A0 \3 |. vYou called out to our country8 ~, h7 c, l$ i
And you whispered to those in pain
2 o! h# N4 M6 F2 PNow you belong to heaven/ U# o( A9 k6 M8 c F1 i
And the stars spell out your name, ^+ L' ?, F- A+ u- T9 Y N9 E5 }
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And it seems to me you lived your life
+ F( e: ]9 \% m' g& ^5 O8 WLike a candle in the wind" s8 v" ^. x% P# i
Never fading with the sunset
) F* a/ i/ V0 s) T: D% v& H/ RWhen the rain set in0 L8 v* d, _8 k8 J& R6 \
And your footsteps will always fall here
9 T5 F7 S$ V0 n/ K1 A$ V0 TAlong England's greenest hills
; j1 X0 o6 ~0 i, [Your candle's burned out long before3 z2 O3 g5 o4 Y; @2 A# q
Your legend ever will: a3 J+ |/ S- d8 A: @, A' K! R
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Loveliness we've lost' h4 k( e+ y+ _! P( ~4 Y9 Y
These empty days without your smile
$ X( q' O9 G' O# n/ d3 p3 e1 NThis torch we'll always carry
2 `+ b) B" \- k! i& ~9 I3 Q; KFor our nation's golden child& B8 m- k/ H7 v0 M
And even though we try) h _+ g+ Z, R: W
The truth brings us to tears
, P* G2 y( f6 p" J4 S8 u2 DAll our words cannot express* V7 r0 t4 E7 T: T: y
The joy you brought us through the years
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) m- ~; _* \" y- [' g. ZAnd it seems to me you lived your life
) N6 l( H1 F* jLike a candle in the wind4 S [" B% ` a! k1 t) w* G
Never fading with the sunset
* }9 T ]8 R* P5 o* U, WWhen the rain set in5 b' i. X! G C2 `+ G
And your footsteps will always fall here
0 L8 W# s# d: K% P3 XAlong England's greenest hills* `' y; B4 g4 L# d% ]. R
Your candle's burned out long before
& u5 h! G6 I* c0 }' w/ _1 H" TYour legend ever will
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_ x+ }; f. b# Z1 V8 bGoodbye England's rose
' o! Q/ i6 R$ {3 S/ v! X5 {9 gMay you ever grow in our hearts
( [1 M) q9 h% x1 r, rYou were the grace that placed itself2 ?9 h4 p1 W8 P; d+ \- u
Where lives were torn apart1 T: J1 U. m Z" j* |- N- `
Goodbye England's rose k/ n0 Z5 G, I; x- {
From a country lost without your soul
" a5 v3 a) p; Z0 yWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
h+ [7 {/ f* o1 B" D+ DMore than you'll ever know5 L; u& ^% G+ a$ Q1 x/ G
" s. o2 ?1 Q: xAnd it seems to me you lived your life7 Y! e p7 F# Z4 P: D) |9 N% _/ y
Like a candle in the wind
+ y2 R; J/ H/ X0 R. ANever fading with the sunset
* P9 ^1 s5 w1 P- S6 NWhen the rain set in
" V Y9 |2 o% x8 ^: U6 DAnd you footsteps will always fall here
) y" m. l) W8 U- X( {" lAlong England's greenest hills0 I x8 b8 S {& X6 ?" C. g: ^0 o
Your candle's burned out long before2 m7 N/ j& `) D8 l/ V; x
Your legend ever will |
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