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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 5 \; Z' u* t+ g; Z
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& T! d4 y: ^1 f- X A) hGoodbye England's rose
( p; s/ K* R D4 ]May you ever grow in our hearts8 ?; x" d$ h, j) h; E
You were the grace that placed itself
4 S5 P! M% W% q" p5 \, n" UWhere lives were torn apart2 @- Z& o. |& a
You called out to our country
8 G9 r# M' B; M6 T* UAnd you whispered to those in pain
( x" r, f. \, L q# u0 ANow you belong to heaven
) n6 c3 L8 M& _ _And the stars spell out your name1 u! x9 L* a3 e/ c
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And it seems to me you lived your life( T+ S1 T' q: \1 d; W. Q
Like a candle in the wind. [9 Y# U# ?. y6 s
Never fading with the sunset; ~8 j; Z3 y5 z: w, V+ W
When the rain set in. x" E' F+ ~ y+ r" w+ c# K
And your footsteps will always fall here
& C% t' Y9 S+ k2 pAlong England's greenest hills* X X, u: ^# R* R
Your candle's burned out long before
2 Q7 }7 z5 F% o/ n# I7 s" CYour legend ever will5 l! O3 {0 L2 T
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Loveliness we've lost
6 a( Q! K, u& `( m3 v8 b8 f8 GThese empty days without your smile
2 U7 c1 S/ S$ z: m/ F8 q+ Q/ `This torch we'll always carry; O- }* J( {% J; v7 O k
For our nation's golden child
0 S. y$ w6 `" j) E7 G7 QAnd even though we try
+ k( j6 [; C8 g; ?The truth brings us to tears
1 y. f) J y2 q- N( l$ S8 wAll our words cannot express3 x9 C: o% Y$ v( U$ J5 i: @
The joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life! @) j& Q+ k: f4 `+ ?( Q0 O
Like a candle in the wind
7 r7 z/ {9 o$ V, x; R- yNever fading with the sunset. J6 E: B* `% V6 P
When the rain set in
; A; E5 v9 N' _# w, Q: t; pAnd your footsteps will always fall here
, c, t( u+ r7 v8 d- s KAlong England's greenest hills" \3 s5 t& O" N
Your candle's burned out long before
: U# ^' R, i+ p: fYour legend ever will7 D- d+ J8 Z; @. m" Q$ x1 x
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Goodbye England's rose
' X/ @3 Q1 c: ]8 [May you ever grow in our hearts' R0 Y3 `- D3 P' x7 B
You were the grace that placed itself
4 P$ Y, Y7 |. R) f4 tWhere lives were torn apart& l! E# H0 ?$ w
Goodbye England's rose
1 [- }' p* _( eFrom a country lost without your soul
/ w5 Y* ]& ^/ t" \. a4 j6 XWho'll miss the wings of your compassion+ ~2 y; q" w: [9 ~+ F
More than you'll ever know N5 E2 R C0 G% P' x+ R
$ a: h0 S+ ~9 ]. W+ rAnd it seems to me you lived your life) k4 a) f5 d( S3 f8 E( C2 b! @+ u
Like a candle in the wind
4 N! l3 l4 `2 B- k* T% }Never fading with the sunset
" u' N! h) X& eWhen the rain set in
9 `+ m% [+ N4 b, I9 }) v* `And you footsteps will always fall here- U8 l3 M0 g3 M3 m
Along England's greenest hills$ R7 `( C- k9 J6 g
Your candle's burned out long before* \# _( f- ~) @$ P
Your legend ever will |
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