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+ O9 H( f- _4 q+ r7 PGoodbye England's rose6 E) D U# X9 X' ?4 l. v1 W9 z( a
May you ever grow in our hearts$ ], Z7 H4 Z8 X% m* [9 u% @0 @
You were the grace that placed itself2 f' ^% M- X5 V% z
Where lives were torn apart2 K2 t8 c3 T$ ?) ~% \! t @
You called out to our country
2 q% {# o# v0 F" x l$ ^And you whispered to those in pain, ^8 I7 x/ `$ ~0 u
Now you belong to heaven' l3 F. T' k# L, B
And the stars spell out your name
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0 b7 g+ e6 V* D5 `# U( }4 H- ]And it seems to me you lived your life2 N" l, L$ A4 @, h# D) k
Like a candle in the wind- b4 k" P! c- D$ j% U8 j9 l
Never fading with the sunset+ s# s$ M% |. V& E7 S
When the rain set in. \7 k; F7 j Y2 Y( W
And your footsteps will always fall here
: ~7 Z' t$ x1 E/ `1 FAlong England's greenest hills
" i. A% g$ v- _" y3 `( TYour candle's burned out long before
# U) s2 F9 k( Q& V- A( ?Your legend ever will1 t) w5 h; k3 t
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Loveliness we've lost' o: D* S) Q, I1 B
These empty days without your smile
( p3 {3 r+ l9 d0 @: Q( B0 DThis torch we'll always carry3 ]: N# Q* a$ N9 P
For our nation's golden child2 i1 q2 k7 `& m, i6 r+ G2 j% j w
And even though we try
7 R! U9 K& v4 B0 w( ~1 zThe truth brings us to tears
& B5 X0 t. F6 vAll our words cannot express1 c* h, p/ A8 `, M2 u" W% B+ u( P) c# d
The joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life3 Y- v, ?6 F, [
Like a candle in the wind
; [' e9 }! i. T; X7 eNever fading with the sunset, ^) {( l( [6 W+ }) D
When the rain set in
6 `9 f/ P" M! Z* \" ^0 qAnd your footsteps will always fall here" Q$ l/ J Y$ X
Along England's greenest hills: E7 x& P3 g/ H a/ \# ]
Your candle's burned out long before! [( J0 q. b; F$ D$ Y8 I
Your legend ever will5 |% T# a5 [. a3 ]* P7 J
8 Z- y* Y- S' ?Goodbye England's rose$ l) I# X3 h r) p5 l$ G
May you ever grow in our hearts8 F/ o' A0 _1 [
You were the grace that placed itself
; X6 O( @4 O* ?, x2 f" qWhere lives were torn apart
% t! J) B& K$ P5 J9 A a; V, q0 wGoodbye England's rose5 W% J9 u! N6 E; ?; w
From a country lost without your soul
9 C; A9 p2 U3 T3 RWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
. {( J5 N4 J. z( j* ?2 HMore than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life
/ r1 V4 Z* A2 C( cLike a candle in the wind! J# _2 R$ \" ^1 Q5 A# K3 J, [
Never fading with the sunset
! {' D1 J3 Q+ }3 S* F+ mWhen the rain set in3 K% S+ R9 p( s9 D# `+ Q7 v/ y
And you footsteps will always fall here
N u9 K# r0 `4 k# xAlong England's greenest hills
- [; `( f9 ~4 k* v5 W$ xYour candle's burned out long before+ ^! m; S! A* y% { e* J
Your legend ever will |
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