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6 P% E& ^9 K5 l3 \) a7 M7 N' {" x0 ]Goodbye England's rose
2 v4 H7 F1 c; {. c( m) T4 j7 ^May you ever grow in our hearts# s7 a+ u i$ S6 @* z, [
You were the grace that placed itself
- G- ~7 ^& y+ ^( J/ }7 i" d" K& TWhere lives were torn apart! m" b. W% g0 r; u ~, @* M
You called out to our country
. P2 j7 i n2 [0 E; W' Q2 t8 \: x3 }And you whispered to those in pain h, ?3 K; ~& p: o$ T1 O/ C
Now you belong to heaven
; [% p0 {% o: O, NAnd the stars spell out your name+ I2 u$ X8 ^8 u( F6 M9 Q9 \
2 t4 Z8 P/ n% u3 W5 hAnd it seems to me you lived your life: n8 W$ L/ q& x. u. W
Like a candle in the wind
5 A; U* K0 \ J* F0 N1 Q8 xNever fading with the sunset
, |9 B1 C' ]/ O8 P3 WWhen the rain set in
1 X* k' @0 m* E% UAnd your footsteps will always fall here
- z$ O7 X) I, X( J( P9 oAlong England's greenest hills) s/ K; t( ]7 R4 w8 p' _0 h4 E
Your candle's burned out long before
7 ^* ~# ~" F o7 T, o0 @$ @Your legend ever will* ~, \" m" U; z& X- c4 p6 n
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Loveliness we've lost7 S) V8 B. N8 T5 ] P# i. h
These empty days without your smile
+ P6 \' y7 q8 D( _7 ?$ R2 \This torch we'll always carry
$ N: A9 z: j5 q: _5 q3 h+ EFor our nation's golden child
S: t j4 d- r2 uAnd even though we try' \# m, V+ H# H+ r; L* x
The truth brings us to tears5 ]+ K5 y" `, V2 c& `+ w& `) B
All our words cannot express
1 N" W) B' L' x3 Z) @The joy you brought us through the years0 o; \" o9 R# `' F& o7 K/ r
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And it seems to me you lived your life
2 r8 `* Q" o" b% k4 w Z% DLike a candle in the wind
l8 f7 P0 x' j' o9 Z7 U% L+ e5 fNever fading with the sunset
1 Q; i- R2 k$ b' KWhen the rain set in
/ I0 B+ d: Q- o. B1 T1 HAnd your footsteps will always fall here
- f; Q! b t D( |' c. Q* _$ ^8 nAlong England's greenest hills
8 X5 S* q0 `) I# FYour candle's burned out long before; h: z7 _3 I9 H
Your legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose# H' j3 ~& @; m
May you ever grow in our hearts8 W' t) B2 n' Y% a7 z/ s. `
You were the grace that placed itself
+ ^6 ]$ q9 p! b Z+ z) C6 Q9 l; rWhere lives were torn apart3 O9 y: V h7 N2 a% k7 F
Goodbye England's rose2 S; j( G0 ?- C( ]+ }
From a country lost without your soul
; a' G) O4 ?+ o, ]Who'll miss the wings of your compassion3 N/ Q' ~& K4 o( m
More than you'll ever know
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A7 T# r5 A" J( L- e* }And it seems to me you lived your life
" m* y% [+ k& e$ ULike a candle in the wind ]5 ^/ b. g2 G4 k& n% }( c
Never fading with the sunset9 l+ [/ T; X) b! d4 w9 ~
When the rain set in
: F; e% Y* s' HAnd you footsteps will always fall here1 T5 U2 z6 E/ L9 L
Along England's greenest hills8 r) J4 d1 J6 M0 w1 N1 y) m
Your candle's burned out long before
# H" M5 N+ X( T. h4 P7 bYour legend ever will |
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