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Goodbye England's rose
1 O; p! N% \ ~# yMay you ever grow in our hearts
3 ~, }# u* t. ~9 z/ g- K2 Y8 NYou were the grace that placed itself
- q+ R L/ y `. \2 @0 ?! P, v; PWhere lives were torn apart
k5 l* c) R5 R5 m+ QYou called out to our country
4 w8 S5 Q, c' e& g& RAnd you whispered to those in pain7 X6 d5 w" O4 y' S: R4 G
Now you belong to heaven0 H2 _$ {( C3 ~0 E' p8 k# n% p
And the stars spell out your name5 O; ?) }- V9 {6 `: l
' ~% I1 m4 p! s2 ?And it seems to me you lived your life& E' E$ N" w8 H' o( R, P h2 B- O
Like a candle in the wind9 {/ N9 o* q& G* }' F; |
Never fading with the sunset
( Y& O/ b M/ b) P8 A5 z" ?3 z$ lWhen the rain set in
' U& D+ f1 W2 f5 I8 N9 Q3 fAnd your footsteps will always fall here
3 \* J. k W+ M$ ~. \( PAlong England's greenest hills
+ I+ C- @$ @& S2 V- j4 R" xYour candle's burned out long before4 p* a5 ~! O) ?: o! c! A# S
Your legend ever will+ H1 ?# s2 n) l K) s' `$ m H7 J
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Loveliness we've lost" g3 o7 Y- \+ I, }& Z& O; q0 u
These empty days without your smile
7 B- k E7 D$ \2 _* D( iThis torch we'll always carry& E$ I: v2 c7 q% f: c* f! H! k
For our nation's golden child2 f5 A5 d5 u. u. h9 n7 _
And even though we try5 X4 c, ~/ y/ Z, g% T
The truth brings us to tears/ X% P' c1 c1 d3 S4 E0 ?8 M
All our words cannot express
# E: n) f' B& P0 O/ N' B$ q" a# c( rThe joy you brought us through the years ^4 ^3 E5 J& O5 B/ e Q. }
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And it seems to me you lived your life9 P( }. V4 V8 S8 }' w7 G
Like a candle in the wind
2 S; K* c; |$ W6 {Never fading with the sunset
/ h, w( C# ?& q, l4 h. Z. ?3 oWhen the rain set in2 x) Z' H, `/ a$ ]6 m+ J: H
And your footsteps will always fall here
+ ^6 {% @6 U& v I+ Q( rAlong England's greenest hills
. j5 H7 r6 E' U6 B& R2 eYour candle's burned out long before7 j2 I9 O U% {' B! }7 Q- j
Your legend ever will
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* _7 r# X$ M) {5 aGoodbye England's rose' K" X; k$ S: ~) {' C: [, n
May you ever grow in our hearts
9 x) B( Y( K# X! O* d; aYou were the grace that placed itself
! t# g- _6 {& m. e# w9 C* @2 zWhere lives were torn apart3 k# P$ }$ d- p
Goodbye England's rose
6 ]! p2 \- [' i7 f( W9 Z/ \! aFrom a country lost without your soul
5 [1 U- H1 e# @4 F& y' \' vWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
/ z9 k/ z! l$ mMore than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life
% @% v5 ]8 k3 DLike a candle in the wind
f% `& `! H7 q6 U! VNever fading with the sunset2 T, w. B- c6 t8 a) @% h4 [6 A
When the rain set in1 A" ~" j: e# i/ c: o9 C( P8 Q Y
And you footsteps will always fall here5 L- o1 o7 e* K( I: C, q3 A a
Along England's greenest hills- z- Z8 l, C* h9 o4 x% ?* L0 i% Q% E
Your candle's burned out long before- x6 Q0 Y9 V9 X7 V) T4 }2 G( O
Your legend ever will |
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