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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑
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) G1 X8 N5 n: B* B m" D2 dGoodbye England's rose
# Y6 q1 p$ V1 p p# tMay you ever grow in our hearts
/ f+ Q6 z% q" t* a! R; jYou were the grace that placed itself
$ I7 d2 P, b5 ], a+ _Where lives were torn apart
: F5 |( a( P/ W0 f) l. E* W! BYou called out to our country4 T. Y8 a c" O8 Y+ r' w
And you whispered to those in pain3 f3 S; O( ~; A6 V$ i
Now you belong to heaven
; B+ O* Z2 W" B8 vAnd the stars spell out your name
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+ \+ N& C. t- b" o) X" T. QAnd it seems to me you lived your life) x3 r P4 y3 b( g, d8 w, [+ Q* t
Like a candle in the wind
' W4 y. q# R: _/ e* t* tNever fading with the sunset
$ H! j ?* M+ xWhen the rain set in
( N( T) _$ ], AAnd your footsteps will always fall here
6 m" [1 A' `- A/ s& s/ hAlong England's greenest hills4 x8 R$ L7 v0 d
Your candle's burned out long before
6 ^6 r* l0 S% h$ F- A: @$ WYour legend ever will
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4 o! j$ L8 s/ A. `; V! BLoveliness we've lost0 b/ m! [; F( \7 P; k6 V
These empty days without your smile4 @/ X0 }" E2 E
This torch we'll always carry
) s6 W( C$ R, [) A" m' ^For our nation's golden child
1 A' x/ ^3 ?1 y, f3 X9 h2 [; w- yAnd even though we try
# d$ ?' o: @, d0 n1 ]% jThe truth brings us to tears
) `' m2 K! ?2 X, `- J1 _1 aAll our words cannot express
0 G# ? g7 d) y9 c9 d/ j, D R( t: wThe joy you brought us through the years# \9 |- X* Y5 Z1 ?; t
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And it seems to me you lived your life2 D2 O) H( i% c9 }5 W
Like a candle in the wind
) Z }: N* O) f3 F7 ~0 j; ]Never fading with the sunset
( f) f$ Y ]; IWhen the rain set in
4 O( S% z3 v! q) S, jAnd your footsteps will always fall here
( N. K! Q, g: U0 X0 {/ n6 EAlong England's greenest hills
0 _( y. t- V2 P& _8 @/ {7 [ vYour candle's burned out long before
. E# o/ A/ [/ y. [1 HYour legend ever will+ a8 S! H% t# K2 l
q; B7 g% a2 O2 L% o; W2 gGoodbye England's rose
, J! G3 z: z: OMay you ever grow in our hearts
u9 B2 `$ W4 K; x, e! lYou were the grace that placed itself
}$ q! @: N6 n! A0 ~7 UWhere lives were torn apart6 T2 V/ k8 P1 ~# _7 d5 T. R- S
Goodbye England's rose/ E1 x# S8 E9 [% Q% x" k
From a country lost without your soul
, s7 g H1 z# I/ h V! K! DWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
! |" S: E$ v+ UMore than you'll ever know3 Y7 b; q! p& R4 s
; c9 v# x' P* [2 pAnd it seems to me you lived your life1 e9 @' W/ ~5 o/ i- O( E
Like a candle in the wind
2 B$ V! k1 O+ W% c0 zNever fading with the sunset6 N, h1 P/ t9 W7 P2 g9 a3 y
When the rain set in
: d+ e# E) j1 [& G7 R3 B, ~: WAnd you footsteps will always fall here* v) r8 o& y, r9 P a
Along England's greenest hills
6 s8 k. S* s% F" I+ LYour candle's burned out long before
! {7 G0 I' _5 ]3 c9 c' e" tYour legend ever will |
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