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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑
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Goodbye England's rose9 q1 W3 F- @: i+ B* w! x$ X
May you ever grow in our hearts
4 n( Q$ D' H' x$ S5 ]9 E2 ]9 hYou were the grace that placed itself2 s8 h$ N5 P6 V- ~; {( F( x
Where lives were torn apart
0 p- s# |! e# P$ Q7 ~% HYou called out to our country
% o* t C* P4 ]' G E. m9 X! @And you whispered to those in pain
{2 c9 T) Z* d( @5 q( ?4 NNow you belong to heaven* V/ X1 C' w1 j3 E
And the stars spell out your name& K- Y. t5 L/ @ O2 s
! R, Z2 C8 d, p% _5 pAnd it seems to me you lived your life
! B$ K! A* z5 j. ^. |- t' XLike a candle in the wind
' d, u9 e+ n' @4 u8 Z6 MNever fading with the sunset7 m9 ~. l4 ?. o0 B1 i$ ]0 `! \
When the rain set in, Y& `' M& o$ G& T
And your footsteps will always fall here
& ?7 n7 w, F B' _Along England's greenest hills' E9 b: _; r! e% H
Your candle's burned out long before
/ H" ^( T/ `4 b. j! q* E% A7 r& pYour legend ever will
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Loveliness we've lost
# c) f$ Z. E# x/ e4 yThese empty days without your smile
* X: j8 y# j: O, J l- T! I) {" GThis torch we'll always carry% c. ?- n3 x" P9 R; l; H8 M
For our nation's golden child
5 F* }( T+ Q! ?9 k/ P) K3 u: J# ?And even though we try
% g7 U' m3 s& }The truth brings us to tears
# |* q. ^- k' Z* T5 C) R. P3 H: z/ ?All our words cannot express
5 N( u& Z; m- L/ LThe joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life
9 ?9 d* }3 ~' u8 Z( b3 r% cLike a candle in the wind
; X t9 c& P2 m jNever fading with the sunset
( p, G9 T e6 H" {' r/ \When the rain set in
. Y; O) d: a, UAnd your footsteps will always fall here
+ ~: T/ [' }- o" t1 G% w" j0 R1 H8 G8 T* pAlong England's greenest hills
! i) z- B. W% L. K; e9 iYour candle's burned out long before
1 \0 R* S- L! `Your legend ever will* D4 x' p- \3 S l! ]4 o
) T0 R3 K% P8 }2 q* n4 [* m! g9 U0 Z9 F+ `5 FGoodbye England's rose4 Y1 u+ w7 w) ~; x* F7 U1 w) H
May you ever grow in our hearts
* k8 j3 @* C' F) B9 rYou were the grace that placed itself
8 X9 }, w v8 E/ V }' qWhere lives were torn apart" i: s! q9 @* Y1 T$ N7 u& T% n6 y/ r
Goodbye England's rose
2 l3 n6 W) r/ r. i/ C3 SFrom a country lost without your soul6 y. a+ Q7 W; o# O
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion. h" u# d R: A/ ^! D6 K
More than you'll ever know6 U: Y' T9 w3 ~
' d5 F9 C9 P o, d' {And it seems to me you lived your life
* w. T3 q9 C. t7 m! A lLike a candle in the wind. _5 I; h0 ]5 H. }9 v" ^: c
Never fading with the sunset8 x/ k% Q& h( b) v
When the rain set in# N2 b9 Z. ]$ N8 g: a% K
And you footsteps will always fall here
% _7 i- ?$ f1 u, eAlong England's greenest hills
. Z0 p# H. X( l; K, l' wYour candle's burned out long before
& ~9 [/ X0 n8 f$ |. FYour legend ever will |
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