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Goodbye England's rose1 X# y. S1 Z" _7 k* o
May you ever grow in our hearts8 S f; g% t) P: `. Z
You were the grace that placed itself2 q, e9 c/ Q, e0 {4 R
Where lives were torn apart
$ |4 G* L! {9 a; i6 ]3 jYou called out to our country' i( E( r. w' T- s; V+ z4 z
And you whispered to those in pain8 v( Q7 _, w# a
Now you belong to heaven8 C$ @% E" h( ?# Z! B5 m
And the stars spell out your name
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And it seems to me you lived your life2 S: g# V( Z, a/ E6 a6 B
Like a candle in the wind7 a' t9 k0 I! s5 D. ~0 b
Never fading with the sunset c+ T2 B7 F; _1 k a- ^
When the rain set in2 y- ^& |7 U. R
And your footsteps will always fall here4 E6 T1 J4 h( ^
Along England's greenest hills
X; N4 w5 C2 a) X! r0 q% PYour candle's burned out long before1 ]& V) v& H, q7 ^8 D
Your legend ever will
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8 ^: ^. c4 Y0 q: z% r% j& mLoveliness we've lost" S {! J0 z6 z$ z, [
These empty days without your smile( d" N# c4 s5 B# k
This torch we'll always carry
! x! a0 l" O! N: g' z4 ]- Q( @# R! FFor our nation's golden child
2 i0 y4 l# b, P* |( a' o9 l1 YAnd even though we try; u/ u! r! m+ E1 j3 K" M
The truth brings us to tears
1 J0 N' v8 `. e5 VAll our words cannot express$ J( D# m3 I! T# g
The joy you brought us through the years0 ?7 K/ _1 u \' i4 c* i
" m" W2 r( V# `5 L# rAnd it seems to me you lived your life
3 q7 p0 j% U R2 Y6 yLike a candle in the wind* T: E7 q8 m$ t: Q7 h/ Z
Never fading with the sunset; v9 Y8 a/ V9 G" g- Y
When the rain set in3 o! W+ u" }/ }4 H- J! [! [
And your footsteps will always fall here6 j2 ?$ O" W# [0 g7 k6 @3 ]' x( b! p
Along England's greenest hills9 w# j4 l* S( R3 @6 T$ k' e( Z* o
Your candle's burned out long before% \1 R% _; V, i# U6 d) Y
Your legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose4 v, E0 v v. o' M
May you ever grow in our hearts
1 n4 l' r. [7 s d' aYou were the grace that placed itself
Q9 p) t7 f: {& a" k. B/ U+ H) IWhere lives were torn apart
! T* V) ~/ k) H! A* ^: }Goodbye England's rose
; g4 W5 @0 x/ q. [3 aFrom a country lost without your soul
6 r! s) j! \& y( k$ s1 I. |Who'll miss the wings of your compassion
% j7 |- a' M E8 DMore than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life
" B T6 U+ K W Q4 `2 b3 PLike a candle in the wind
( `0 l1 v: P B6 Q G% @5 S" N0 ONever fading with the sunset
/ T0 P( }4 ^ }. TWhen the rain set in
R% E1 j" D$ Z4 h6 J0 D% RAnd you footsteps will always fall here
4 V! m7 r( H1 p. o- FAlong England's greenest hills
5 b9 Q' L# U( T4 [7 N/ L( f8 W7 }4 \Your candle's burned out long before
( s! X: P% f' BYour legend ever will |
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