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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 3 S6 N4 R- a. {9 x) e
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. q) ]; a% l1 ~1 ]& N" P7 b, g! _; _Goodbye England's rose* { c. Y8 s3 F4 r) p, W
May you ever grow in our hearts8 h, \" y2 O2 J& V8 K* }
You were the grace that placed itself& Q1 L, e8 I/ Z* |) @0 X/ @
Where lives were torn apart
& |# x+ z9 `* |6 X8 s9 y; p G" p4 CYou called out to our country0 H2 \5 C3 p* c( D1 k3 {
And you whispered to those in pain! o( i4 l- J) y- W, w4 [6 _
Now you belong to heaven
6 H1 O( K0 r& O8 NAnd the stars spell out your name
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* _/ W( M, d9 i9 s5 f5 yAnd it seems to me you lived your life
) _( {% Z7 A( _" d# R1 W( ZLike a candle in the wind: v; S0 X. ] i2 Q; Y* x. r
Never fading with the sunset' U* c7 r7 M$ Q. A- }
When the rain set in
% ^4 e, v; v/ t4 PAnd your footsteps will always fall here/ W1 ^, T8 [9 A0 t1 G6 j1 Z
Along England's greenest hills
6 l. ?; h: @6 x& ~1 LYour candle's burned out long before
, Q8 ?& m+ G4 ~0 I. \Your legend ever will; w% n3 x3 r/ K, m
~9 T* d% k& b \Loveliness we've lost4 p; w I- [0 J- A
These empty days without your smile9 a( t7 j. s# k+ s) h1 ]7 M2 w; u2 Z7 ]
This torch we'll always carry
4 r; y, N* l! C' t0 r. e k/ c5 TFor our nation's golden child
' J! @' r3 }2 P3 H" H" Z' m; ~And even though we try1 ~0 ]+ J$ X0 C
The truth brings us to tears9 H/ o/ ]5 p4 l: m
All our words cannot express( @) P; K8 f9 J: f9 G
The joy you brought us through the years
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- } X0 t9 |; \9 S) A: ^And it seems to me you lived your life
$ ]) }/ }' Z0 c+ ]1 p" _Like a candle in the wind
4 f8 _/ C( v! T5 N9 rNever fading with the sunset
" r3 ^; z7 L1 J% p7 lWhen the rain set in) R3 e2 J% t1 O6 F2 s
And your footsteps will always fall here
# t$ R4 N2 S8 a' L; O2 {Along England's greenest hills
. r# z- @; l3 s2 gYour candle's burned out long before; F/ M* ^$ p: S& I. I
Your legend ever will6 C/ j" c; G# q
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Goodbye England's rose) e% {) ?) X7 ?: Q$ v' \4 \0 z0 X
May you ever grow in our hearts: }6 j7 @9 |* d
You were the grace that placed itself
" G# s. j' ~& t$ W' h9 p' jWhere lives were torn apart
$ W& z4 B2 i, y3 \, F. u4 @) g" ?/ WGoodbye England's rose
1 r) i0 |# ?7 v0 hFrom a country lost without your soul9 x! |0 ~8 G4 p# V! o' ^& L
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion" |$ j0 L7 J3 S8 V7 l0 ], T# A
More than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life' f+ g2 P& C3 q3 H% c( z5 l
Like a candle in the wind
0 o3 P) n$ [; V, {. e- [/ I. m0 A2 SNever fading with the sunset
' X" Z, R: y" e3 ~4 s. X$ WWhen the rain set in4 x4 i0 H L# e, f$ O S: `
And you footsteps will always fall here2 d6 ]6 H5 |* f: o0 e8 T) Z: ~( J
Along England's greenest hills8 V' a8 g3 f; j& L& z- P
Your candle's burned out long before3 I3 X) u9 X& x; ^; F+ Y
Your legend ever will |
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