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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 3 A. M- U5 c+ C8 I) j G
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! }$ f9 I7 x$ S7 G0 |) e UGoodbye England's rose& J* k8 t/ V) S) P" @0 n( \% L" H$ P
May you ever grow in our hearts
' n Z, \$ `+ C mYou were the grace that placed itself
" T7 L: `# Q! C; ~1 BWhere lives were torn apart
% O; g8 M3 R( rYou called out to our country4 Q. s9 e* }9 x8 p( d
And you whispered to those in pain8 c; W& r& g0 B7 C, G
Now you belong to heaven/ D$ M6 F9 F J0 E1 ?4 P* w- c' N
And the stars spell out your name
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And it seems to me you lived your life. H) U B5 @% C/ w; f! I- E, i
Like a candle in the wind
5 L6 u- \) H4 x/ _% fNever fading with the sunset
, @1 @. _$ z2 \; ^" a2 ?When the rain set in5 y: R; {6 p# F- s4 R7 P
And your footsteps will always fall here5 R- @9 W. }% m5 r
Along England's greenest hills
$ l5 W9 }* i+ f$ M, [5 x/ {$ K2 \9 ?Your candle's burned out long before8 t7 {/ @+ h, o" w1 { T
Your legend ever will! ^- O) x3 B. V& Z, U9 K, K# u, A
& @+ D G4 Z6 E- _( Q/ K: A5 R7 R& V5 wLoveliness we've lost
. @5 ]1 h" N* w# p4 O7 J1 iThese empty days without your smile2 t& y4 h1 N9 u* }( _
This torch we'll always carry
# g6 D3 c1 E) y; ^7 p: k; uFor our nation's golden child' M- ]% x5 I6 U# S* j7 D
And even though we try
+ f% m9 C. @0 }: K, ]% E4 e* p. RThe truth brings us to tears, A4 b- S* _; _8 `2 {. z7 d* w; ~
All our words cannot express+ P# V7 ~ i$ _$ m; l
The joy you brought us through the years
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4 \! T5 ?3 T a4 a/ T2 K- @And it seems to me you lived your life
0 t" |" q# v @: o, ]* b% [2 ~Like a candle in the wind: C& @& F9 |% Y
Never fading with the sunset0 O0 M# G9 O! h# o
When the rain set in
3 o/ j; u1 N5 {, Y: Z# x2 YAnd your footsteps will always fall here* G9 S9 S0 l' t0 W
Along England's greenest hills) Y/ `; r& C3 F8 b2 }2 t4 u2 _
Your candle's burned out long before
) O5 y& j! ]5 WYour legend ever will' m) V* ?) o) ?& Y, q4 N1 o
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Goodbye England's rose
2 \' M; _' l$ |/ x# y, V$ S; L( {# wMay you ever grow in our hearts
! \% g! d7 v. g1 M* HYou were the grace that placed itself
- s$ O4 {7 L9 C% ?& a0 C0 MWhere lives were torn apart
/ ^' i5 m0 l% N$ cGoodbye England's rose
5 k6 }& N6 y8 N$ AFrom a country lost without your soul
, O5 A9 H" B$ W% \* q6 M- NWho'll miss the wings of your compassion+ t7 I! }3 i5 _9 k- y5 G
More than you'll ever know6 s* P/ S$ q V0 w. @2 Q
. q" A2 m8 Z0 H2 qAnd it seems to me you lived your life, B! ]) c: k0 D0 A) d/ M
Like a candle in the wind
1 Q+ \) r8 C6 L+ P3 hNever fading with the sunset9 p2 X- z2 b% V: o1 h D- n
When the rain set in2 E B& q& j! P8 B% u9 L4 Y
And you footsteps will always fall here
! ?) D: [% G; m7 L3 W9 S' NAlong England's greenest hills
0 @. k3 D5 w, `) W/ K, |! ~Your candle's burned out long before% Y! T% X* D) b. ^6 G& G1 b$ C* H
Your legend ever will |
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