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4 r1 X% }. h% T" H: w, I$ }, CGoodbye England's rose
% Q8 }' U$ y0 m. ?! l4 H, k6 UMay you ever grow in our hearts
3 L+ K. B" l" n6 _5 M* h4 fYou were the grace that placed itself+ D; t! e; j% V1 w: v
Where lives were torn apart: n6 ]$ R+ u( G l& k5 z
You called out to our country, a+ a0 F, _- q- ?
And you whispered to those in pain0 f/ ]) D! {0 y2 x$ P
Now you belong to heaven
. `7 y& p; o- R4 ?: z- L- s; a n" gAnd the stars spell out your name
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And it seems to me you lived your life" R7 F( D% d D. N! b# c4 X' D
Like a candle in the wind U( z9 n, G2 ?
Never fading with the sunset
9 a @# C1 Q aWhen the rain set in
) Q. M; Y) [0 ^$ i+ LAnd your footsteps will always fall here, X/ T0 c0 F* H" {
Along England's greenest hills
) q+ ~' u5 u) e% L. {, u. dYour candle's burned out long before
$ _4 _$ G0 o$ ]7 P1 J2 l; ZYour legend ever will; B/ H! Q8 h1 D0 e' B& R$ A+ s
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Loveliness we've lost
- H+ p* x" h1 r! @# k+ S0 _# R+ _$ UThese empty days without your smile- d1 s" J6 `( `0 l
This torch we'll always carry, S, z7 w, S+ {1 P0 q
For our nation's golden child1 k8 T+ K1 i$ h. ~8 G) @* n
And even though we try
Z& }6 G3 G' Q0 K( m z. O* BThe truth brings us to tears
" W( E& n3 Y4 ]' a/ c7 WAll our words cannot express
8 |; p b" k! z4 zThe joy you brought us through the years
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7 E/ C3 `- ~, j$ L; KAnd it seems to me you lived your life
: z, a+ `: w) z' r: uLike a candle in the wind
2 Q$ T- q+ s I) ]5 k/ TNever fading with the sunset
* P' F' n$ L1 X3 a% w9 P8 f- S8 DWhen the rain set in
+ b7 L6 |2 f3 `$ KAnd your footsteps will always fall here
* _2 ^+ L5 S. d u- p! BAlong England's greenest hills4 j# R. A, S. c# [1 s
Your candle's burned out long before' |- s! N: W+ L9 D
Your legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose
$ U) Z& n0 Z: @3 @3 MMay you ever grow in our hearts$ i0 {$ ?9 N: E; s6 V4 D; J5 O. T
You were the grace that placed itself
& A1 A4 `; [% ~* m1 B \; r0 r- aWhere lives were torn apart, v% u3 k1 b' @8 v' C) _+ @
Goodbye England's rose: ?9 n( n; Y8 U7 d! b! H
From a country lost without your soul
( i; y# W+ n" s5 `2 D% g) ?: r+ B" bWho'll miss the wings of your compassion
6 r) _ |$ M3 rMore than you'll ever know, |; o- j% W- Z# v9 |1 A& Q2 f3 H
0 O9 R1 d. D+ W! [0 L+ O0 }4 xAnd it seems to me you lived your life
# K' \8 m$ |& w* y Z6 ?Like a candle in the wind
0 G0 p0 O4 ]; r- |- W8 l) L- k( jNever fading with the sunset
5 r. K' E- g1 l$ J# B! mWhen the rain set in
' D( \* Z6 _ U5 U) n6 ]" I: b- m& HAnd you footsteps will always fall here
3 r" w0 t- E& \/ @, BAlong England's greenest hills! p% E6 J4 h+ S. X# l! V) k
Your candle's burned out long before
, o9 j) z& I8 v% V8 ~3 UYour legend ever will |
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