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& u+ N, f2 z/ H/ D5 FGoodbye England's rose
8 }# @/ g4 b; t ^' U5 IMay you ever grow in our hearts
: I8 Q7 D8 ?, CYou were the grace that placed itself, u# D! \ O* {5 Z
Where lives were torn apart T( j8 c: P' r0 e. L! {$ @
You called out to our country
1 ]! O! t# D" d' y0 P% ?3 e" C' tAnd you whispered to those in pain" k# ?* t$ n* q+ w; T
Now you belong to heaven E( \0 d; n' o& l
And the stars spell out your name
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- B8 X5 m1 z; |! ?& c% GAnd it seems to me you lived your life( J6 X9 w+ t) N# t' r' h% \) I
Like a candle in the wind
* W7 t; u, ~" z- eNever fading with the sunset
# ~$ d1 W; W, k2 @- w" h9 oWhen the rain set in
) p$ s1 o3 _5 v! |- e9 c6 s! cAnd your footsteps will always fall here
, L8 K: `5 s$ a, L5 OAlong England's greenest hills5 s2 i* T9 B) I% X+ j
Your candle's burned out long before5 i4 Y0 i) r9 w. V) G
Your legend ever will' b' C! A% y2 T. j+ \9 Y
3 S( V( M6 s" o* d6 t" HLoveliness we've lost
8 X) z5 I7 I: j; y- AThese empty days without your smile/ T% h* {# C t p5 j+ `
This torch we'll always carry
4 O O, O0 t0 D1 ^For our nation's golden child
2 w8 l( T# @1 R, FAnd even though we try
) p2 P5 { [/ u9 ]2 I9 L4 H% LThe truth brings us to tears
6 U% a; S/ ~9 GAll our words cannot express# K$ Z0 i+ P: n% ~2 [9 I' D: I; C
The joy you brought us through the years3 w( ~, m1 T* P
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And it seems to me you lived your life
$ ~4 r7 H3 f0 U2 [! F0 n& D9 a' yLike a candle in the wind. H, o* k3 c, Y% T5 _( D
Never fading with the sunset5 ]( ^7 C8 z# z: r+ i! C1 z, E
When the rain set in
, ~1 ?8 F3 _! u* ]" x3 TAnd your footsteps will always fall here9 h/ X/ _. ~8 b( u5 T; n4 h8 b1 t
Along England's greenest hills
' h, a) |& M9 d: k3 S0 U0 AYour candle's burned out long before9 ?9 R2 A' x9 D4 K( I8 x5 {
Your legend ever will, t' m& Q- l/ M6 V: v, q( R
% ]( e* R8 {; Q# y/ t, S8 w; pGoodbye England's rose
F `" O" D4 A! `* l7 F0 @May you ever grow in our hearts
! ~ b ~) c. M+ e5 E+ o6 ^You were the grace that placed itself# V3 {- m% ?# X. e C9 ^
Where lives were torn apart
3 `; k4 F: C" |Goodbye England's rose
$ M2 S5 p2 p6 qFrom a country lost without your soul! I# m2 ]# c+ [) I) C. y
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion" }1 Z1 l2 R: T5 c' Y' N' U5 P7 @
More than you'll ever know& s( R& ]6 I! H9 c
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And it seems to me you lived your life
4 P0 Z4 ^, H! LLike a candle in the wind3 G, V' m- s( Y; j
Never fading with the sunset
* t& T: u+ E% m. q6 e! ]When the rain set in4 w/ m4 D( X8 S9 M# G- t
And you footsteps will always fall here9 t# F) w* g! } e, N
Along England's greenest hills8 J& f# ?7 H. x5 f% f; K
Your candle's burned out long before
+ I4 v V) {2 k @' J3 kYour legend ever will |
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