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P& N7 y( i, h) r( KGoodbye England's rose$ w9 a6 p7 b7 ^& H* o$ [1 O
May you ever grow in our hearts
/ Y' V. J: |7 U5 \2 WYou were the grace that placed itself
7 `. ~/ H. A" t' i7 N. MWhere lives were torn apart
: O3 ?7 r! n" E2 j: p r" ?4 @You called out to our country. Z1 u4 U" m, k8 ]% [7 x f# r
And you whispered to those in pain
4 F# u$ _8 S* @( ^. w! j+ E9 }Now you belong to heaven
. s0 a. E: X& M3 xAnd the stars spell out your name
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0 a; f$ M4 G0 g) x0 I- d3 l" fAnd it seems to me you lived your life7 `9 T9 h& s# C' {+ \5 {! S0 O# J
Like a candle in the wind* n1 X0 \5 [5 V3 z, e& O4 y
Never fading with the sunset
- Z$ \9 A& c( i* A) HWhen the rain set in
9 R2 u. b, Q2 h2 O q7 [And your footsteps will always fall here, }# I. }5 S! D4 w+ T
Along England's greenest hills
$ L9 | W; k7 u. ]3 ^5 ZYour candle's burned out long before( E. n1 ]# D0 u" T2 R4 y( o
Your legend ever will; x% z, r9 G0 e
6 V9 W6 l; D5 rLoveliness we've lost
$ K1 p- s) m1 |These empty days without your smile
: ]. r/ h8 K5 I" B W6 XThis torch we'll always carry
{* H/ `7 ^: S) r# S( \$ O2 UFor our nation's golden child" D2 ^9 l( f" d
And even though we try, c" |8 v" d0 X6 A3 {! }3 P1 M
The truth brings us to tears9 |" \5 Z; t- j& G2 [
All our words cannot express& ?, t% z! a' _+ L. l, E
The joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life
( d3 w+ r) w1 k; W3 u1 TLike a candle in the wind
3 I5 ^, [( z+ x/ J4 F; ]0 INever fading with the sunset
) _! C. e' |1 S; e5 FWhen the rain set in
. o3 B ?# s W" Y0 L+ L7 f( u9 BAnd your footsteps will always fall here
: V, k& ]3 I5 cAlong England's greenest hills
' J9 B' `1 Q1 P0 ^+ g) J7 }Your candle's burned out long before1 ~% Z* s6 ?* I* g& ?
Your legend ever will
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. m+ c" B0 k2 m V8 c( [Goodbye England's rose* W- X* i1 e, O# D
May you ever grow in our hearts
( o$ T1 `. _. ~) L2 JYou were the grace that placed itself
- [$ p8 K% u+ }/ X( L. D0 e. ^+ ^' cWhere lives were torn apart1 h/ \: L* f" s. _3 z" b
Goodbye England's rose3 Z$ s# Y3 n2 ?. p* `( d
From a country lost without your soul5 z+ J" p+ m) g+ s# C
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion6 s0 r ]& @+ z" x
More than you'll ever know9 r' k6 g- n# ?% R0 g2 U
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And it seems to me you lived your life
* {3 d {/ x: k& s, P( `5 wLike a candle in the wind- _8 t! ]- t( g, {) f$ K
Never fading with the sunset
' @- F( G; H# z* V! d9 B, o$ gWhen the rain set in
; Y; }# A% z/ F- {8 ? KAnd you footsteps will always fall here
! G2 R) A$ ^* R) Q7 p: E$ GAlong England's greenest hills
, e: l0 M! L4 m3 Q% i0 `Your candle's burned out long before& q8 d3 x& T0 K8 m0 t( S
Your legend ever will |
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