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; {$ R& ~3 f, w8 _9 F* \" h! ]( TGoodbye England's rose
% O7 y' _, }" c) @" H! \7 B2 SMay you ever grow in our hearts
5 V6 [' w% `* F! M xYou were the grace that placed itself
7 ?9 m/ j7 F& Z, cWhere lives were torn apart
2 {5 Y+ s& s4 J9 i( @You called out to our country
- ~ r5 z5 _" s6 e& p rAnd you whispered to those in pain* ^& h; L) V$ Y; q# v" d
Now you belong to heaven r! m$ |$ z* j% ], n
And the stars spell out your name, ~ J+ E9 ^; }
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And it seems to me you lived your life6 M) i3 p4 J6 }& o
Like a candle in the wind' X9 K U! w) B; z+ |
Never fading with the sunset& k4 X; w8 y3 i; Z1 ^. h; O+ q
When the rain set in$ i V% g J6 Z* }1 C( F3 {" x
And your footsteps will always fall here$ t0 V' B4 @/ ]0 Z T! r$ B
Along England's greenest hills
( H7 i9 s: m1 d- IYour candle's burned out long before
* z$ Y+ t. f) ?" kYour legend ever will- _4 ^4 T2 o1 h% D' l
Z; \- A- ~& x& MLoveliness we've lost: J$ J4 z, ^3 M8 e8 d4 |2 r% Y
These empty days without your smile% U& |5 A+ O* T3 ]/ G
This torch we'll always carry
6 K; k+ C6 V6 e+ t, |" VFor our nation's golden child
+ t9 `5 { ]* @7 A) ]And even though we try
* ?% N. i* e( I4 z' s' b+ @The truth brings us to tears! y" l, @$ v8 ?& n5 u
All our words cannot express
{' u- t7 f$ S" V7 d- j/ R, k' KThe joy you brought us through the years" i. ~( F+ C0 U$ z; A
# C- I. J+ m- O) S+ HAnd it seems to me you lived your life3 D' f% | x. R
Like a candle in the wind
' e9 {4 \$ F0 F% K1 { o1 [Never fading with the sunset5 ^# s! q2 B5 s* X5 x3 ~" o, q
When the rain set in" K( K( A1 K3 T9 Q6 i' l+ W6 o
And your footsteps will always fall here4 i6 i7 Z/ y+ J/ B4 k
Along England's greenest hills) {: H( x5 R$ T' j! p6 {
Your candle's burned out long before
5 t5 _9 S- V/ }' v& T RYour legend ever will
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' J; e7 N w1 IGoodbye England's rose, Z* r! `$ u1 ?* A
May you ever grow in our hearts
3 w) y2 {7 S0 g# p8 ~0 r6 n6 |You were the grace that placed itself$ \- Q% E6 d3 F; E1 ~, {+ Y
Where lives were torn apart) s C1 V8 c6 l+ ?# t9 I5 w7 U* H' G
Goodbye England's rose
2 ~- n% f: W4 m9 @) T: s; y/ G" A9 SFrom a country lost without your soul
) D( P# x5 g5 NWho'll miss the wings of your compassion. A2 A% |8 P5 a3 X& K2 U
More than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life7 i- s' j' u7 i( q9 f/ \1 z
Like a candle in the wind9 |! q, [8 j8 m9 i1 [ c* T: U
Never fading with the sunset: U# {$ C6 f' s4 c, Y2 X/ K. M
When the rain set in
0 t( T+ {* H9 t. c# |, l, S9 M3 BAnd you footsteps will always fall here" ?2 s/ t7 B" A+ e1 {) ?0 o& ], ^
Along England's greenest hills# I* z; e5 b) N7 n& ~
Your candle's burned out long before. Q: O/ c9 \' q b P6 F
Your legend ever will |
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