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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 5 S4 U3 U1 q' j& t( Q
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. X' u, H& R+ T5 I ~ h. xGoodbye England's rose
0 O; u/ [. o& X( s* S) EMay you ever grow in our hearts
5 o5 U# r$ m' g3 y& tYou were the grace that placed itself/ B- I/ @( L; Q5 s! F
Where lives were torn apart
' e- P; }2 m( K! @& b* {You called out to our country( d8 @( k) D8 ?* o7 u
And you whispered to those in pain/ Z; T( R$ }8 l" S
Now you belong to heaven
6 U1 x2 d, j8 ^) a6 dAnd the stars spell out your name) j& A; c ?- k4 u7 T! K, e/ i( b
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And it seems to me you lived your life
) O9 ^3 T( F. V" N" x2 O- HLike a candle in the wind
, Q4 m) m& j6 V- aNever fading with the sunset6 ?# d ]6 c2 x2 N! ?$ Y* _' ^
When the rain set in
0 y5 x' J; L1 E M2 r5 eAnd your footsteps will always fall here. [8 e v4 @+ R8 f. J: v5 B X9 ^
Along England's greenest hills
: }4 b/ N1 Y3 MYour candle's burned out long before
* {" h7 P- I. ~, {8 |$ ?Your legend ever will
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3 w d( @/ ?6 ] k% pLoveliness we've lost4 ?9 L2 J9 F% o! {( [: j2 T
These empty days without your smile
7 W$ M2 r' t4 ], hThis torch we'll always carry
2 l- I h, J+ i: z$ VFor our nation's golden child9 I% d& @; o* E2 w3 ~$ O5 X: [4 a
And even though we try, Y/ C; c9 p5 l/ d# _6 d' x2 y
The truth brings us to tears
, v4 f! W6 t3 ^ @& L# s# dAll our words cannot express
1 @) m! j7 t9 F4 Z6 B3 h1 b* gThe joy you brought us through the years4 n2 R- \2 H8 k) T; X$ _# x
! @# p3 n1 x/ L: q3 n* ?And it seems to me you lived your life& o$ x# O3 Q$ A5 Q \' g* q% q
Like a candle in the wind$ Q& k! @( o9 I2 u! H8 w% a; R) J; e
Never fading with the sunset
: P4 V0 a* i( S& q2 |8 R8 L$ B+ JWhen the rain set in' T$ \, s) V4 h) @* G
And your footsteps will always fall here
1 W2 c' I; S0 U$ V4 H" E+ W3 ^: G2 ^Along England's greenest hills6 K: a0 B: i# U1 U& X) _: h
Your candle's burned out long before& ]2 L9 A" L' W% Y
Your legend ever will
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+ e$ Q+ T& r# }4 |1 YGoodbye England's rose
' M. q& o9 R/ B; s* y7 zMay you ever grow in our hearts
9 j4 C7 w) k* ~6 A1 W' [You were the grace that placed itself
, t$ G% y0 `. ]6 JWhere lives were torn apart
1 U! J# B. [9 |3 M5 v( M8 IGoodbye England's rose$ h+ a ~1 W* L( s9 E# m
From a country lost without your soul ]2 S: N$ y) @ Y
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion
9 X4 G$ G$ f/ |4 ]) g& U, y4 M, sMore than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life+ b6 r2 Z; E( _0 C
Like a candle in the wind
: Y8 O" g: _. _; P# R6 UNever fading with the sunset$ M0 y D' C; P8 l+ S% q5 H; i
When the rain set in
/ B5 G- |, h! s( ~. n' I! G& H. AAnd you footsteps will always fall here
+ g# x" U! d* tAlong England's greenest hills! {# l. }9 l3 b
Your candle's burned out long before
4 P! P% o( u% `$ g" F; p% CYour legend ever will |
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