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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 % k" y$ x5 B h! d$ e6 H7 o
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Goodbye England's rose! S6 r! w' E/ V
May you ever grow in our hearts
" J. s4 y' s) H, d4 o& g' s4 fYou were the grace that placed itself7 Q9 ? w9 W* ^- P. `% L8 v+ h
Where lives were torn apart+ R- O8 C% Y- N; a4 k* D e
You called out to our country
# G1 M% ~ \% j: yAnd you whispered to those in pain0 Q. k( T6 T- r3 p5 Y: [
Now you belong to heaven. t& }) W/ t6 k8 Q+ c
And the stars spell out your name7 S% F3 p& n+ C! l( m
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And it seems to me you lived your life
- [2 S. A1 d3 W z5 Q& ?9 BLike a candle in the wind$ u( [; @0 E% l% k! p0 t; A
Never fading with the sunset
3 c/ `, D1 n( m. \# d G, J4 `' a3 X# SWhen the rain set in
/ V9 {- ^3 l0 yAnd your footsteps will always fall here
0 Z- H9 |' R8 G3 u: ?Along England's greenest hills
' ]( \: V, |. d9 ], Y. gYour candle's burned out long before. R$ M: q/ q! Q, q1 o
Your legend ever will6 y( K- ~* Y; M2 u% I, x) t& G
& Q$ W3 M K; A2 L! WLoveliness we've lost
( {/ m" K( ~ eThese empty days without your smile' C& m1 ^3 f* t+ \* h
This torch we'll always carry
9 D: ?5 N1 D# sFor our nation's golden child# F) ]% v4 K: V- e" y' w
And even though we try5 Y$ I0 y& G* e4 }" \
The truth brings us to tears
, M/ V$ R0 f7 F% f, T6 JAll our words cannot express
1 w4 j3 V' w- R" W8 X2 i% cThe joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life
c K# _0 ^6 eLike a candle in the wind
" `* Z$ n9 d u0 C: z2 dNever fading with the sunset7 L2 g2 F( h' \: N9 j3 o( w2 b) j
When the rain set in' w$ j& A1 X8 W: c
And your footsteps will always fall here
( I, R) q) ?9 D6 [" T/ {& @% ~Along England's greenest hills: X" t4 C% ]" l! e" K2 Z2 E
Your candle's burned out long before1 i) `& T8 e: ?5 v# Y( m, O
Your legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose1 W' R4 }7 B. B/ u2 }2 T
May you ever grow in our hearts* i0 q8 V" s, r9 P; m( s
You were the grace that placed itself
$ X( c3 P7 P# }4 d3 w3 F c2 tWhere lives were torn apart% t6 o9 s" b( [, M0 X1 K3 N6 d
Goodbye England's rose4 E6 `" y" D9 o" R- G6 U/ \
From a country lost without your soul
3 f- _5 C% M% `Who'll miss the wings of your compassion
4 h. w# ~( D, C1 h6 XMore than you'll ever know
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4 J E; g7 O2 @0 x( Z% _2 l; rAnd it seems to me you lived your life$ X$ h! F2 ~' _- h. @* E9 v2 c8 P$ G) ?
Like a candle in the wind; y8 [' B# R4 r3 _. |, J
Never fading with the sunset9 ^( o) ?# @3 P, r/ L
When the rain set in
, u0 H3 p K. g& M* C! s% e7 u1 ?And you footsteps will always fall here+ E2 ~7 o! X" c/ W, r" C: G
Along England's greenest hills" m- T. [* B4 m+ \0 h$ _3 k" N1 {
Your candle's burned out long before
& z/ d( D! g: } v& MYour legend ever will |
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