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! }- u0 G7 {( N! X. F! i- @) XGoodbye England's rose& i' ^6 Q5 M; F3 ?
May you ever grow in our hearts3 S8 s$ u$ w7 E. ^8 y# b/ {
You were the grace that placed itself
0 r' H7 ` ^. I, |Where lives were torn apart2 V* W* h, W/ _% n b( d
You called out to our country
. n2 r2 x& v) u9 _: I/ SAnd you whispered to those in pain
) \2 D3 q3 ^+ [7 Y) R" _1 M# TNow you belong to heaven7 V3 E% ]+ \3 z2 b& o( s3 f, }
And the stars spell out your name, }1 \. i. F. D8 L: H! x6 _! H
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And it seems to me you lived your life' X. Z* y; V6 U: h0 X
Like a candle in the wind
8 c. L) @' X! p$ XNever fading with the sunset* s: A0 U' x# { }5 r% L
When the rain set in- S6 D: W4 A) J- R/ B4 O# v
And your footsteps will always fall here
9 b. g* y7 r" f4 [Along England's greenest hills7 }4 s" C8 c7 b0 G' o; q" _
Your candle's burned out long before
5 r" S" {5 p9 x. c, U: bYour legend ever will
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Loveliness we've lost4 S" @# l6 S# Z/ t
These empty days without your smile" X9 y4 ]2 K! e4 `, k
This torch we'll always carry. K% u; `& i }, O0 k3 Q1 n
For our nation's golden child* F6 U" z6 _/ s B6 l8 f$ V
And even though we try% N; R' F! \" V0 I( e( g; M
The truth brings us to tears5 H# P) @7 |% q6 I; m
All our words cannot express
: T4 u# i( Y ]0 X, pThe joy you brought us through the years2 U! `- u9 G3 C. F
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And it seems to me you lived your life( V% _6 c9 {' T+ E( h# o: T
Like a candle in the wind K8 A0 {9 ^* k" [
Never fading with the sunset5 K: D5 f# s& D4 @6 P9 F
When the rain set in% M7 {$ v5 t6 u A
And your footsteps will always fall here9 P9 E. Y( R/ T7 g+ k( |& x5 j, r
Along England's greenest hills
; q8 p% X8 N2 D2 n) g9 LYour candle's burned out long before! Q h K0 o! A: d3 S
Your legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose
% _/ A& i( l. ?* l( LMay you ever grow in our hearts
% }; y+ d5 w4 r/ m/ ^, O. p* `- \: q/ zYou were the grace that placed itself
& N& Z6 Z; a2 B+ q0 JWhere lives were torn apart
4 O; X$ e4 ^+ x8 _Goodbye England's rose' }' v! H0 n) F A/ n9 J# A H
From a country lost without your soul9 \5 L6 j, l/ W9 I! L6 {. ^
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion
) I! n1 I# S/ R) mMore than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life8 m/ G2 B" h$ W/ Y% D
Like a candle in the wind
! F* H4 T) @7 V- ~ HNever fading with the sunset
* _; E4 F% \! C1 u- f3 e2 `When the rain set in
! j4 l( m0 p; J3 y+ @And you footsteps will always fall here. U1 N1 M% I8 V& f
Along England's greenest hills# \9 f/ U9 `: Z4 n0 H: r( z- R
Your candle's burned out long before
$ i: X) F! w, `( B, @6 b# C8 TYour legend ever will |
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