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. F8 ]3 h8 x& e. L' _' K9 uGoodbye England's rose/ _. Y; L' A2 y) X
May you ever grow in our hearts! z. f8 f( |; b- s
You were the grace that placed itself0 N4 T' O& N7 _1 F! C( ~
Where lives were torn apart/ y( R9 Y# Z' S5 O' `# W
You called out to our country
$ Q1 T9 z5 _6 w( p1 }And you whispered to those in pain
! N! G, t) h& W( b! J7 ONow you belong to heaven% c; u. S$ d2 k. n' u6 n$ ?5 h
And the stars spell out your name
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And it seems to me you lived your life
& B, ?: }$ m# P; ]; YLike a candle in the wind$ ]$ S) g( \0 g. j* C$ c' H5 N* U
Never fading with the sunset
; f u9 y2 Z, Z! u$ `When the rain set in
3 B& L. E4 D3 N, Y3 Z' [3 HAnd your footsteps will always fall here
7 V; |+ z6 ]: t. ]% PAlong England's greenest hills6 h% v. a5 o7 _+ J/ d+ E
Your candle's burned out long before9 o* |7 B+ N) u( w" X% v
Your legend ever will9 O; ?7 s, ?- L
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Loveliness we've lost
: o) v1 i+ E# I ~# c* C) nThese empty days without your smile$ H1 C0 m2 V- P. d2 U' `1 Q) Q
This torch we'll always carry
: X0 B2 N% z9 t6 G* fFor our nation's golden child( W: L. r6 e; P& U- J2 }6 D7 C* X8 Z
And even though we try
* T' m- }( C) p/ KThe truth brings us to tears% W$ O }: ?/ ^$ K% f$ V
All our words cannot express+ c* e1 z1 u* I. I- G h4 G
The joy you brought us through the years
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! k9 W, q- u# z5 _And it seems to me you lived your life, @1 o1 b) D0 Y2 `
Like a candle in the wind
: d0 C6 s7 l% a8 ~& c9 N4 r3 iNever fading with the sunset
" o4 l6 e! i$ W2 V4 F* }+ uWhen the rain set in
; |4 i3 j+ Q7 N4 Q1 M/ sAnd your footsteps will always fall here
) g$ Z X5 M8 y) |Along England's greenest hills
; R* s9 k w: A2 TYour candle's burned out long before
# t% d& L; d5 c/ S2 AYour legend ever will
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$ {! e, a1 V" F. k# ]9 _Goodbye England's rose( Y/ _) i& ^7 }# n: m
May you ever grow in our hearts( u: N, l/ [- k2 D$ c0 P
You were the grace that placed itself' C `* J( e* z. E" o- T+ T
Where lives were torn apart) I% [: t5 F0 n* Z3 Z# u0 q# @
Goodbye England's rose1 N$ ^) k4 ^6 q7 n( w, T- T
From a country lost without your soul
, J7 O$ W' A; _4 e7 B# q+ g5 u$ [Who'll miss the wings of your compassion5 |- p7 |) {! l( p# \2 E
More than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life9 h: G2 H7 I9 ~% J0 X
Like a candle in the wind p2 O: P' q8 H! h( N/ X1 `: j
Never fading with the sunset# c1 N" r' s, B1 E
When the rain set in7 @( Y' f( T! y {
And you footsteps will always fall here
* l9 v- k# D% t9 p8 ?5 W1 ?; oAlong England's greenest hills
. S A5 \' d2 H7 CYour candle's burned out long before x1 u. L; t& `4 G" {: Q
Your legend ever will |
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