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; U7 W! O/ ], V! i. d4 HGoodbye England's rose& f$ e' H) L# G) g4 |% _( \
May you ever grow in our hearts
6 d) g" Y& W& Y6 \& |You were the grace that placed itself3 E" r$ Q. Q+ Q. r7 B" R& G- T: g
Where lives were torn apart
$ r; G% p+ P( ]% S$ }, h6 p. pYou called out to our country
: V3 E- W! W6 A; P6 b+ M1 ^; x# @9 ^" sAnd you whispered to those in pain h3 M+ M3 O* M, a+ K: K; J
Now you belong to heaven
8 Y4 {$ l6 U8 K( d4 b7 M4 \And the stars spell out your name* v" d) U3 ~+ y6 ~* l
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And it seems to me you lived your life
I" a: V, t# p7 k9 ?" BLike a candle in the wind
# k" _ O3 n( VNever fading with the sunset
" c. y. q% g3 f; g. cWhen the rain set in
. R( Z( }4 N! J* d5 yAnd your footsteps will always fall here
& k7 s& ~. a- Z: SAlong England's greenest hills
! X' r2 P% {+ m- i0 l W' jYour candle's burned out long before
. }1 i4 b- v6 J, X' C: uYour legend ever will. c+ C5 h8 G0 P) z* {1 i
) O" V2 ~- V, L3 D$ Y# Q) ?- gLoveliness we've lost
. w7 t6 h# P, Y$ O, n2 M. C& ]- nThese empty days without your smile
, N8 X3 k" Q, V FThis torch we'll always carry
: F& G) n8 r4 h2 r+ Y' v: JFor our nation's golden child
5 u4 U! M) G2 w, t qAnd even though we try, w; k- U- t. f" R8 V y
The truth brings us to tears
& v1 c2 k# o" z9 P0 O, P0 [All our words cannot express$ G# i+ g; G+ I: R
The joy you brought us through the years$ ~3 ]8 F7 P; [3 G s
3 G0 }) u, Y: ~And it seems to me you lived your life" G9 K# W; }2 L2 P2 r% }6 E$ l; ~
Like a candle in the wind% ~7 l3 K6 ?0 m' E6 \2 a- X" |! }
Never fading with the sunset
f5 X! w4 A. P5 f4 p( B6 w8 dWhen the rain set in, L: |. }( J- p5 S" k
And your footsteps will always fall here
$ v( q; k5 F, \- K9 o4 j6 o. TAlong England's greenest hills
% G$ D. Y( S% z6 i9 u/ L4 RYour candle's burned out long before
% g8 D, y" V) v$ m& MYour legend ever will# _9 y0 X) i( ?, D1 X% |2 ~+ i1 G; n. G3 h
4 S6 b4 G# u) q) k# f% j/ LGoodbye England's rose
+ S) \) D8 ]5 s t) J. e( h. i' VMay you ever grow in our hearts
7 w& M* C% a2 ?- fYou were the grace that placed itself
( r" o& W3 c; t' f K% ]1 ]; uWhere lives were torn apart
. w5 {$ w( V5 O$ P' o3 SGoodbye England's rose& D% m P. }- E( }5 J/ w- p
From a country lost without your soul
m7 @) C! m) F; M1 R6 s8 nWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
0 \- x4 ~- m+ |" y- v* {$ c/ J0 dMore than you'll ever know2 U8 M' r! h3 V- q/ R2 [! x
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And it seems to me you lived your life
$ N' ~5 G+ J8 NLike a candle in the wind
7 z1 ]* \+ L2 }! ]# oNever fading with the sunset! ~" [+ Q- z/ b) ?' y$ l
When the rain set in
" _. s% @9 l b0 ?And you footsteps will always fall here
0 ? X3 m) P: ]) z* ?" o6 ?Along England's greenest hills
5 {, w0 S* P, \- |Your candle's burned out long before1 T" ^* y8 o5 J" [/ P# s: d
Your legend ever will |
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