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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 , k# l# ^* I' e9 q
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Goodbye England's rose- X" J, g* M5 T# K
May you ever grow in our hearts
! B | U. u% yYou were the grace that placed itself
1 S0 s7 n8 O! y: Q- nWhere lives were torn apart1 Z' G) y; Y u; e" B& P+ x9 ~! i3 \
You called out to our country
2 a7 Y6 P9 n4 WAnd you whispered to those in pain
& {. B' \" X$ {2 F2 K, V/ [& ONow you belong to heaven
* i. R! J* t* _5 c0 I& VAnd the stars spell out your name4 z' G7 J7 S! k' c) X; S
/ W( s: p* [5 v! q( x9 GAnd it seems to me you lived your life
6 t: Q3 A2 c/ k+ ^7 F! KLike a candle in the wind
) w3 z9 t/ @: e, j2 H! }7 _Never fading with the sunset( a" ]; O' B$ o' a( x& {1 p6 ~6 r
When the rain set in& ]; P1 t; v: A" P
And your footsteps will always fall here
) _6 J% _6 `( dAlong England's greenest hills8 ?* T+ \# O( D! ]& |2 G
Your candle's burned out long before& U! g0 j6 J3 ]2 M
Your legend ever will
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Loveliness we've lost2 z, G3 y' z* U9 `, G- b# x
These empty days without your smile
7 W6 y3 C1 M7 R0 {2 U4 L+ [5 tThis torch we'll always carry
" `) @. G! ^" v1 R4 QFor our nation's golden child$ ^& b. w/ W: Y; Y6 _
And even though we try( y" x- q- q# |. k( s
The truth brings us to tears
0 w! F+ \9 H' [/ |All our words cannot express
. s9 B6 `6 X! g- j. }# WThe joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life' T* M/ v1 {# M: v* f( `
Like a candle in the wind& V) Q, Y& q+ U* ]! S+ }$ w0 a6 D
Never fading with the sunset( M9 Q: ?1 @& m# s
When the rain set in
2 L* [( v; J- x% l; RAnd your footsteps will always fall here
! a# W% h! w( g) D6 O: D: [& N1 RAlong England's greenest hills
2 L2 Q" R6 {$ R0 GYour candle's burned out long before
* i( p3 l' ?0 v" d+ f7 H) D# FYour legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose }8 b6 d- T! S; ]. m6 x
May you ever grow in our hearts
g- L4 [" {2 [ ZYou were the grace that placed itself
" V k4 o0 o6 YWhere lives were torn apart
* t' U# u! I) B$ D, R1 wGoodbye England's rose
! M1 T! y2 [$ a5 i$ m$ j. iFrom a country lost without your soul$ ?2 `: L j9 \" h3 n9 d2 Q5 Y# Y+ T
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion
% l8 ~. k& T; G tMore than you'll ever know/ a7 c* q" v5 \+ i) \9 z: ^" j* z* s
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And it seems to me you lived your life/ W( H8 F" H, X( B5 M
Like a candle in the wind4 B* n q. ~1 G) S. X8 G* d
Never fading with the sunset
0 |5 M% d; C) Y, g+ C. R" {When the rain set in V# N- ~* k% g
And you footsteps will always fall here" e I4 c6 l* c
Along England's greenest hills$ U" E ^( m: |- h1 p. H( i
Your candle's burned out long before6 J& K( p8 \5 T- b4 [
Your legend ever will |
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