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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑
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Goodbye England's rose
, u0 ~6 |0 U6 X) B5 j6 rMay you ever grow in our hearts
6 e% Y& E+ Q. `. T& |You were the grace that placed itself
! T$ O9 D" X9 B% ^" ]5 A z. C9 bWhere lives were torn apart) P4 u$ s) D5 B: A: R! o2 Y. s
You called out to our country9 j9 b& @# Y% g5 F& e2 {
And you whispered to those in pain
' H& G+ I8 z" n5 L, xNow you belong to heaven
, t# _# G* O: [+ m3 B; \And the stars spell out your name" K0 q/ H- w4 |1 b# \7 h C6 ]1 L
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And it seems to me you lived your life
/ f" F8 R, V" m& n" w" D/ @9 `Like a candle in the wind
& W8 R) C0 ^2 W! U9 P8 O: u2 F+ mNever fading with the sunset1 n# S' \. `6 M3 H0 v. N: c
When the rain set in
) Q8 `* |4 H* V5 kAnd your footsteps will always fall here; ~3 I0 Y* a5 I, d$ d( c a
Along England's greenest hills
/ }$ ]+ U) m+ c, k9 Q9 ~# \Your candle's burned out long before
# o4 o7 A0 Q# R4 z6 IYour legend ever will" l; d; ~- v3 V. M4 K7 q
) Q. T* p+ Q) a5 k. ELoveliness we've lost
1 Q5 S0 K# ~7 A7 |/ c5 PThese empty days without your smile6 G3 u: {5 \6 d, P5 W
This torch we'll always carry
0 K u: J5 h9 N6 [For our nation's golden child. W/ D( l' l2 ` M+ a& U1 B1 J
And even though we try# R# }) D; r7 u) Y* L% Z; h1 h4 m" V
The truth brings us to tears, U& R1 l; P: j6 d: Z& Y
All our words cannot express; l4 ]4 a1 J& f, h# v" c
The joy you brought us through the years, U" J" N z4 }9 \3 u
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And it seems to me you lived your life
; [1 x& R& @8 H9 y5 E6 d0 VLike a candle in the wind# y' `+ n0 A( O) D. ?1 f5 v
Never fading with the sunset
9 j% A0 F* B- X. v, W0 fWhen the rain set in# s9 y9 ]* F9 c* B; C b5 ^4 p
And your footsteps will always fall here
5 t) S3 g% F. Y- a% z0 ?6 @2 ZAlong England's greenest hills
1 K& D' U9 r |1 q' zYour candle's burned out long before
9 U! W7 O8 ~9 D) {# F1 A- }4 K. Z3 ]Your legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose
. _! b/ ^! e) B& C2 uMay you ever grow in our hearts2 c- h, Z7 B f, F4 {8 n
You were the grace that placed itself
% I/ S9 ?: D* E# G! ^" xWhere lives were torn apart5 I- H( u% `# z1 L
Goodbye England's rose5 ]" b2 E9 Y. n/ I2 h/ n
From a country lost without your soul
, R3 ?4 G* `; j7 O: ]5 |, `* HWho'll miss the wings of your compassion& Z( P6 l& M/ T8 C9 {" A& f; b
More than you'll ever know
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& E( C2 \. p1 H3 f) f4 x0 gAnd it seems to me you lived your life
8 K, W! W( H, N# r( CLike a candle in the wind5 s! Z# G6 B& W- e# |( `
Never fading with the sunset& F( J! n4 j1 J0 `, Z
When the rain set in6 ?& t% a. e5 t& g
And you footsteps will always fall here
9 l' G0 K# D6 v3 SAlong England's greenest hills
" o& G W% z2 Q3 WYour candle's burned out long before1 x, e4 G$ H# t6 D
Your legend ever will |
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