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9 _9 `$ D! N+ n3 O, m" J2 e& M4 eGoodbye England's rose
& s3 _: M1 k- z5 w5 w0 h6 UMay you ever grow in our hearts
{' N+ ~9 y8 E/ O. }4 NYou were the grace that placed itself
5 G" W* p* O& h9 x& lWhere lives were torn apart3 J# O" w5 @( w1 ~; Q0 `
You called out to our country
! C) a( }8 l. g$ p ^And you whispered to those in pain, P) s# a& P. `: I
Now you belong to heaven0 @/ ]( z7 X% `2 |/ t% Y: N) I7 L
And the stars spell out your name1 }8 D0 o! T% }* r& s! W( A2 n
; B' |* O* W. ^4 i* J/ G8 VAnd it seems to me you lived your life
2 x' |1 m: ^: LLike a candle in the wind# j2 K& d6 Z& l; n. ^0 O- Q
Never fading with the sunset
2 G4 Q, S+ k* v3 I" p: h( mWhen the rain set in( T2 ?1 c$ l6 j s
And your footsteps will always fall here! Q; d- I) C8 j" ?; w
Along England's greenest hills
% I& N# I4 U, a) F# i5 G6 P4 ]Your candle's burned out long before& E" i3 u# n) h) ?- c
Your legend ever will
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1 N. a! G# f/ j0 [# XLoveliness we've lost
/ I7 M, M( b( ?0 I2 C. J; G9 XThese empty days without your smile' ^3 M; E" p! T# k& {
This torch we'll always carry: e5 f& L! K% e. g
For our nation's golden child) e5 L2 w" X. m$ N8 Y0 U+ J! s
And even though we try) G9 ?, ^) U: B5 @: P& O
The truth brings us to tears7 D B- ~8 t9 Q0 v
All our words cannot express/ ], v) D& x: E) o3 ^! w( r
The joy you brought us through the years
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6 F4 u% [' @" R: _3 J, w% |; }# AAnd it seems to me you lived your life
$ z1 m7 ?, O2 O+ o: W w, OLike a candle in the wind
- t- ]) |& h8 B+ ^% B4 hNever fading with the sunset! Y; x9 }2 N& C6 H( m* L0 ^
When the rain set in
) ]# p2 s% E# J2 p' t' R$ ~And your footsteps will always fall here
9 n2 q* k! J( i) `' r' y$ G. o$ CAlong England's greenest hills, P9 K f' `" |5 X- D
Your candle's burned out long before# _- x# F6 i: N
Your legend ever will+ g* X( _9 Q' a6 _9 F
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Goodbye England's rose: h( g* h6 a- U1 Y( }8 J# _' F, Q
May you ever grow in our hearts
( o5 t' ~& q0 q. CYou were the grace that placed itself, F9 \- K+ o. M: Z
Where lives were torn apart
$ X0 \# y# c- }9 U; qGoodbye England's rose, K* o# F3 h( k
From a country lost without your soul3 J: v! U9 x! m. Z
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion2 V: X/ P; H: y! I/ b
More than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life
( l5 w- }! t" H" Z/ RLike a candle in the wind7 |, \. P3 w" A0 V, \( ^" D U
Never fading with the sunset
. ?7 ~8 |8 `6 o2 ]When the rain set in
3 y h' q$ [2 ]( }8 l0 eAnd you footsteps will always fall here) U' W0 J! {0 w" K$ K$ c
Along England's greenest hills
2 J2 @) z* E: r8 L* W$ N7 Z" OYour candle's burned out long before5 f y4 M1 n: p U2 y/ _5 y
Your legend ever will |
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