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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 ! o( L3 {$ x. [- Q* [' i7 e+ I5 Z* b
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: p; ]4 |* I4 N/ O+ `Goodbye England's rose
3 u) w. F0 I8 I! e; ^. T- G# F* CMay you ever grow in our hearts
! X$ r+ Z. j1 I9 L$ u; uYou were the grace that placed itself
2 c' B1 t1 R( oWhere lives were torn apart2 }9 K C! f8 y7 G- }
You called out to our country3 Q; A8 c2 G8 n; O
And you whispered to those in pain
- ~! E+ c0 D* Q. t+ e! WNow you belong to heaven# J* J* I1 C$ q2 p% L0 d9 l7 M
And the stars spell out your name5 G" M) @" [5 S8 W: K$ _
; j5 Y9 Z5 Y+ \8 X6 WAnd it seems to me you lived your life* v$ K4 l7 s+ l. }
Like a candle in the wind
% _6 }5 q, B! v4 U' f* I( ~Never fading with the sunset6 Q( ^. ]& ?# V. T
When the rain set in
6 d# N( M% b) ?, h" pAnd your footsteps will always fall here! g# `6 K* o! p8 D' }6 u
Along England's greenest hills7 Y7 W3 M" z& Q) Y& l: Z
Your candle's burned out long before3 ~7 Y% L3 P7 {7 h
Your legend ever will
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( ]3 Z' ^6 F9 k$ M2 l5 }8 rLoveliness we've lost
# j- k& r. I# p" C0 }These empty days without your smile
2 q3 x* Q! Y6 U) ~This torch we'll always carry
: I+ l6 X' Q7 h. A- @; ~For our nation's golden child7 |3 @0 q5 y1 C# B! P* m
And even though we try! J" o* C5 {& i3 }# D
The truth brings us to tears
7 R% y4 ~1 `. |9 Z! j6 n+ [! RAll our words cannot express
$ j% \- n7 w" X. k/ a1 X8 yThe joy you brought us through the years! Q+ B1 d% k4 `# u
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And it seems to me you lived your life9 [% m9 r8 t: u; e G- Z, C) c& z2 V
Like a candle in the wind; I# O8 R6 ~! O1 T9 e
Never fading with the sunset; R& s( W; v2 l, n4 \
When the rain set in
5 O. V6 P7 }% P1 OAnd your footsteps will always fall here6 R6 |: W% t7 t# |
Along England's greenest hills3 B" Z! P y9 g
Your candle's burned out long before) Y n$ L! s4 \+ \& m( h- c3 w
Your legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose
" c% y: C7 M9 ?" y: ?May you ever grow in our hearts
$ @8 x0 L0 X' f% HYou were the grace that placed itself6 C+ Y, v) h1 Z) A( _% Z5 P; n5 F
Where lives were torn apart$ v9 {4 H2 R5 ?* }
Goodbye England's rose
* d2 N6 G; ]2 ^- W3 e) J$ q& BFrom a country lost without your soul
, e) I; o/ c' i% U& b9 y( |; CWho'll miss the wings of your compassion) s5 M a5 h. ~0 Z
More than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life k7 w; {! g# j- y8 D, E
Like a candle in the wind
) I& K9 R, f9 A; fNever fading with the sunset
9 b. C$ V" b$ W9 KWhen the rain set in
0 U' [, ^% U6 _$ T$ _And you footsteps will always fall here
P4 W0 P: p4 A' S6 @Along England's greenest hills3 ?( |! Z* d {/ ]: I9 }) c
Your candle's burned out long before/ r8 k! B; f8 b3 z
Your legend ever will |
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