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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑
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0 u3 T2 ~" Q6 m" T' e0 RGoodbye England's rose/ H- h( I, Y0 E) F* Y% b
May you ever grow in our hearts
4 J3 t. W! o8 z7 R6 G' V1 IYou were the grace that placed itself8 \# i& h' ~9 B2 I( f+ E: w, X
Where lives were torn apart
0 j+ P& B9 d+ e% a; W+ @: WYou called out to our country
1 ~, m$ z& ?( [1 k" F5 D9 jAnd you whispered to those in pain
$ S& p2 a% s! ]! }, X5 S, d! INow you belong to heaven
# x4 `% N9 i2 B- [; @3 ]8 WAnd the stars spell out your name. `* s6 P8 x. f" [. _0 g& H
$ t7 `5 w5 g% g1 ?And it seems to me you lived your life* J5 d9 M: t% m% ~, Q# M9 O* d6 ]
Like a candle in the wind
9 k% K5 ~; M. {( l! `! z( W4 \Never fading with the sunset
' Y6 e# z a5 ]4 xWhen the rain set in: S0 a9 P) g) a! D# J2 {% S
And your footsteps will always fall here
+ M' w5 x" o A. qAlong England's greenest hills
+ [/ o \3 `4 O, k- v# qYour candle's burned out long before, f& W! b, s) ~$ w6 d# C) Q+ w9 W4 S
Your legend ever will
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4 C4 _4 q' C$ h3 KLoveliness we've lost
' j$ I% o6 U* y7 Y2 Y6 jThese empty days without your smile0 w T- f" U1 l. `1 \/ B
This torch we'll always carry
6 P4 M, |: r* q5 Q+ Y3 ~For our nation's golden child' r. h2 U1 m: S9 R6 _& w6 k' a
And even though we try3 p: P; N5 X$ v9 Y0 ^
The truth brings us to tears
0 ^& | t2 Q9 M/ q' V. WAll our words cannot express
9 a. k( U0 Y' w! z0 fThe joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life
* d& G5 ~0 s4 g( ^7 c B, `Like a candle in the wind
( i& v- K7 L6 d* d( ^% ANever fading with the sunset- i) O; }) G7 J
When the rain set in
: T1 s# n5 H" R# ~4 c! KAnd your footsteps will always fall here" x# L6 g, W! I8 y+ U& Y% E
Along England's greenest hills
- c7 s" E0 b2 S/ m1 BYour candle's burned out long before
+ o% |: t- w) k6 p7 DYour legend ever will
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/ w5 h% O9 M$ S( sGoodbye England's rose
# h( o$ \/ _/ aMay you ever grow in our hearts
6 @7 Y7 h! ]3 A5 rYou were the grace that placed itself
# h; ~$ B/ F+ E0 @* Y1 ZWhere lives were torn apart
+ l. s, A. ^% v- O$ H+ vGoodbye England's rose, t! T) D: E P) i u
From a country lost without your soul9 b1 ^% w7 o9 u9 f
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion; O- {7 _) j, {/ Q, @
More than you'll ever know
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) ~( R$ r+ z$ k) F3 vAnd it seems to me you lived your life9 c4 {- H: R% A. M6 X" `
Like a candle in the wind* i) ]2 ]% e( N! f1 x" b
Never fading with the sunset
$ C9 e1 |& W6 R4 h' ~6 W7 a: LWhen the rain set in
* P5 _, `4 h i/ X8 @/ dAnd you footsteps will always fall here# N7 P/ t9 _: R/ w
Along England's greenest hills
6 p1 h) C- Q; `1 c: XYour candle's burned out long before
' l) _( c# |) J RYour legend ever will |
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