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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑
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3 ?1 ?1 X0 Z" Y( dGoodbye England's rose! K9 N' h3 w/ ^) O* ^9 Q5 g
May you ever grow in our hearts
3 \, j* s4 q' @% J/ S4 i* D7 f7 lYou were the grace that placed itself
* `9 ~6 k! j" ?# `% O8 T' L& yWhere lives were torn apart$ [* [1 s1 L0 o5 c* d$ o) T+ N1 O4 u
You called out to our country
# c& j0 ?/ Q N, R0 Y& c+ u2 SAnd you whispered to those in pain
3 K! X* ~7 h0 N W3 G4 p( LNow you belong to heaven
, N v$ V: y: g+ `2 z# Y# a IAnd the stars spell out your name
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9 f% G1 U; H7 k fAnd it seems to me you lived your life
$ V4 X0 r* L8 c- s+ m! R( ]Like a candle in the wind
- A6 [6 N) L! m3 G# d' m0 Y; O" vNever fading with the sunset
0 K0 W) I) ^9 c7 OWhen the rain set in6 y$ e/ P2 [5 R7 K) ?8 ?
And your footsteps will always fall here# {, s( t3 }0 {2 ~) o8 m
Along England's greenest hills J% v. ~& s1 ^. h; X- {5 h
Your candle's burned out long before$ i# t9 |, ~" Q' |" b( V, m/ k5 d
Your legend ever will$ G2 I! l6 ~4 t$ s& N1 b
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Loveliness we've lost
' f0 s2 ~) S8 f7 a; C: ]2 w6 BThese empty days without your smile+ E! d' G. y8 Q2 y/ l
This torch we'll always carry
5 L" o5 d" A0 PFor our nation's golden child) @+ k' l( Z; D/ d6 D& {# P
And even though we try
0 X+ _9 ~5 k3 r9 K0 c3 fThe truth brings us to tears! {4 ?. B! R( h* k, P* e
All our words cannot express
6 B7 E4 a" o5 }3 O, H, E. h! U1 oThe joy you brought us through the years# p+ w1 V5 |6 t, t3 i
0 ^+ h& b) F6 {# }" y9 k6 dAnd it seems to me you lived your life
( e( F" O/ y7 g: f, q! w3 FLike a candle in the wind" r1 G( Z" _6 L5 K6 w0 i
Never fading with the sunset5 G+ _2 D; d }( u
When the rain set in
* n+ G5 c1 T( {' k' _$ c9 e- z) rAnd your footsteps will always fall here
9 }+ C/ |. n6 h% Y" L1 q; ZAlong England's greenest hills
, c t& S7 [1 n5 m% }- C$ YYour candle's burned out long before8 ^* c! f5 S* n; q7 R r
Your legend ever will0 u- Q; D. d% }4 ^/ t v5 g* J
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Goodbye England's rose
# g4 ?8 f# }; Q3 JMay you ever grow in our hearts
$ w( B, C$ J9 r: j& g+ eYou were the grace that placed itself2 y. w4 L+ z2 B! Z: e/ }$ {
Where lives were torn apart4 D8 d: ^8 a# D$ W. F
Goodbye England's rose
, Q8 E( \2 @" t) O4 d- h+ _From a country lost without your soul2 r ~ w; `: c" r6 O: O) `: `! y, `9 N
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion" S4 }# |: D5 i3 ?+ N# c
More than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life
, G( e: {$ B2 k" M: p( mLike a candle in the wind
& G2 ]" E* n4 z4 J }* hNever fading with the sunset
! l: ~4 a$ ?7 s( t5 AWhen the rain set in
* [8 m; j5 a( z5 q" vAnd you footsteps will always fall here
2 C k* ?- K) T: d' F, [Along England's greenest hills. o7 e+ `% A6 r5 |0 x
Your candle's burned out long before, b% u T5 L& P7 F5 V
Your legend ever will |
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