 鲜花( 1654)  鸡蛋( 51)
|

楼主 |
发表于 2012-11-29 13:01
|
显示全部楼层
本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑
8 H& z! x( z- P, G& u, D( C: O: {4 X/ k! o% H! z
9 S. \8 Y6 |5 [, z$ J) G
. F Q% ?% {5 D$ s& T/ ^$ jGoodbye England's rose
8 G) Q5 F' u5 PMay you ever grow in our hearts
2 d5 Y( z1 y* I' b: Y+ P* O! WYou were the grace that placed itself" n6 ?* a4 }1 s+ p0 p
Where lives were torn apart
T8 ?- o$ `9 ?! OYou called out to our country) ]4 O# ^. X! I5 }
And you whispered to those in pain
0 s% ]' q$ [! K d: R- U- ~1 ENow you belong to heaven
% P) B( B9 L4 W. F6 M, jAnd the stars spell out your name
0 J0 {2 b8 [: l3 @. J3 N, S2 d- z- {. ?. ?2 Y3 ~
And it seems to me you lived your life& i2 N8 k8 `: M5 `8 P0 b
Like a candle in the wind
- G# g3 d! w+ T! h$ E9 ^$ m$ ]Never fading with the sunset
& X7 p, V' H; h" q/ }6 _When the rain set in
) A9 p5 J2 \& M5 s4 xAnd your footsteps will always fall here
6 }) O, o6 J- Q* S. u6 d/ zAlong England's greenest hills
: {$ s3 _5 ]* }! ~ {/ M9 v vYour candle's burned out long before
1 D6 E8 K4 H; _, A+ ?9 OYour legend ever will" B2 G/ ~' w$ c6 ^8 l* \% P# n
# |9 C2 f1 J+ S) U/ w6 d, p. s
Loveliness we've lost
6 b& K: T& e: Z2 ?These empty days without your smile
6 \* i6 [" ]6 n8 S uThis torch we'll always carry
- p7 b0 t4 x3 @For our nation's golden child
A) S8 S& n0 g! Y- cAnd even though we try
' n9 W5 Q& l& I/ M p# AThe truth brings us to tears8 |6 \% Z9 N: _. Y+ n
All our words cannot express
+ x8 T1 i8 A$ e# l5 ^0 d2 `# I1 cThe joy you brought us through the years7 a, D$ ]7 q: K# F$ A1 p
' Q) R# Q' y( k
And it seems to me you lived your life g* h# }& J3 q
Like a candle in the wind
) M9 V7 Q3 r( T0 w' I) L9 _ Y+ |Never fading with the sunset
! `1 r& }4 X' j0 vWhen the rain set in) t+ [) R4 U* @9 i+ K! n
And your footsteps will always fall here
; Y$ x8 E9 L; [8 d* |7 eAlong England's greenest hills) q9 v% I1 t0 c
Your candle's burned out long before
7 `8 e& j+ z3 _1 a. cYour legend ever will! f7 K1 u9 n* _4 H
. D7 e: |7 A- b& e) H1 r9 I
Goodbye England's rose% [: [" z2 ~7 J; K, y+ X1 b3 T
May you ever grow in our hearts* E5 m0 @' T* p b9 G
You were the grace that placed itself- t1 [5 Z. F9 M
Where lives were torn apart U6 l7 v7 a; | X- ?3 c3 g* n H
Goodbye England's rose
- O4 r$ X/ n L9 v2 V) B% l( _From a country lost without your soul' @' s7 s0 G. w: O p6 {
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion
1 Y2 d. W( a4 T7 X* u6 V0 uMore than you'll ever know
. Y* V% I+ k1 A, t# O2 d U" {( l" \
And it seems to me you lived your life
; h3 j4 y2 u* h. L, [3 L/ uLike a candle in the wind- R: J6 u4 l( H% Y r _6 j
Never fading with the sunset9 @$ X1 p. M! @ W& \0 h4 m; g
When the rain set in
- B, d% q! V1 d$ MAnd you footsteps will always fall here0 ?: y I' X2 w0 `
Along England's greenest hills
0 [- n7 ~6 U5 D+ [Your candle's burned out long before/ l! q2 [% I+ H S2 l; y4 o. f
Your legend ever will |
|