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Goodbye England's rose
1 w5 \. {# V1 M {( EMay you ever grow in our hearts4 u5 o& B. b$ T" R
You were the grace that placed itself/ ]) `# O; K# t r. ^. k4 S
Where lives were torn apart
' \8 q! A$ E4 Y( |You called out to our country
6 j% Q( T8 d4 ?3 jAnd you whispered to those in pain) Y9 t, L4 M& n
Now you belong to heaven' t# {$ K; q/ @8 f; Q1 x
And the stars spell out your name0 f( H1 M$ ^3 W0 }' N( q& l/ `
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And it seems to me you lived your life
( N8 y/ K. P# h1 gLike a candle in the wind/ \3 }! x+ c. B) c+ B2 r
Never fading with the sunset
- \* ?! {- q3 rWhen the rain set in
* H M; S: i: B. p% ^And your footsteps will always fall here
( l2 N$ s- k s7 q0 P9 LAlong England's greenest hills
! t7 g4 f/ _' yYour candle's burned out long before
: A' d# |; t# p9 z/ oYour legend ever will& L- V( r& p) n+ \: ^6 @/ |
, i1 S. R4 X% B4 }3 J- R9 l PLoveliness we've lost
$ s; b/ B7 I: T nThese empty days without your smile
& y, r% ^7 v$ o0 iThis torch we'll always carry4 J5 y$ N x% [
For our nation's golden child( }6 v# D2 N! l3 ?
And even though we try
; O) t- r5 a2 ]) J+ L& t8 [The truth brings us to tears
$ E V* q( ?: \2 N4 E$ l8 oAll our words cannot express
4 d0 x0 t( h% u( SThe joy you brought us through the years
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( w9 l& R* d: c; p8 aAnd it seems to me you lived your life
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Never fading with the sunset8 \+ ]8 G1 \$ l* H4 q! D
When the rain set in" ~' B+ [# J$ q2 P! ?4 Y% w
And your footsteps will always fall here9 H+ n3 \! v d; X, j5 }
Along England's greenest hills4 E2 F, i- S+ H+ Q: N; O& f
Your candle's burned out long before8 Z" v7 m5 P2 ], `
Your legend ever will1 W# H/ |% ?& B% R) R1 C' p
! |" `4 X5 ^$ t1 W& v$ wGoodbye England's rose
9 F( M j: [" x/ hMay you ever grow in our hearts
7 @9 _+ Q5 n+ m$ X; @* v* [- sYou were the grace that placed itself0 d6 f; L8 V% L% R
Where lives were torn apart1 S+ Y; q' }& e7 Y6 c
Goodbye England's rose- ?5 F& P& P' G7 k1 r
From a country lost without your soul6 e' F( Y6 [: C( i( E
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion+ v2 v0 v) Q, q
More than you'll ever know0 T0 j+ G4 N: ^2 S
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And it seems to me you lived your life
1 X2 Y" ?+ v9 g# D3 c$ L1 F! X0 M. x9 rLike a candle in the wind& |2 ~% [( @' f' i, O! L, E
Never fading with the sunset0 g, r; @3 I! q- T; S. E: T+ E
When the rain set in
. v7 ^- }) x1 G% p) n. A, [4 ?And you footsteps will always fall here
3 [; |7 B0 Y* m: M8 mAlong England's greenest hills
. Y" y4 w/ q1 V; ~; HYour candle's burned out long before" Z P# _- ]- j& }$ Y2 X1 t R3 R
Your legend ever will |
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