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本帖最后由 JoyceAccSG 于 2012-11-29 18:44 编辑 0 P, M# w i& E+ i! j1 _3 ~
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Goodbye England's rose9 k! e2 P, p6 M( B
May you ever grow in our hearts1 J0 o* S: b/ H6 {1 W3 }( i, j7 M
You were the grace that placed itself7 K6 I' q9 s& G. A- M4 W
Where lives were torn apart3 m) H% i3 L1 X# ]0 U$ m) v- E
You called out to our country" E6 H6 V- N% l. g5 R
And you whispered to those in pain
. n1 }% l8 R; d3 g# s+ p; DNow you belong to heaven
@" I0 l! N* w% [/ w5 JAnd the stars spell out your name
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And it seems to me you lived your life
: }3 ^3 [+ `' [4 F( a# m ?Like a candle in the wind
/ _) g( F6 Y* A4 u0 aNever fading with the sunset
8 V1 z. ?1 {" C4 I/ B RWhen the rain set in' V6 B W3 y/ k4 h3 d6 y+ Y3 A+ \
And your footsteps will always fall here- @' l. o+ F9 I4 y2 O
Along England's greenest hills
" E/ A4 h* j0 k) X8 eYour candle's burned out long before2 J# Y4 z2 K/ G# i8 Z$ x
Your legend ever will
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Loveliness we've lost
+ X( D5 J' [) FThese empty days without your smile( b0 |8 Z* F0 {0 F& ]# z; x! w' B* C! l( e
This torch we'll always carry
C4 ^6 D; m) X' A; g4 h% Z5 K5 lFor our nation's golden child( u9 M, P, N8 P- D& Q
And even though we try% R) W! ~5 T3 t, _( R
The truth brings us to tears
, @2 K6 e7 T YAll our words cannot express' w* b% e& k+ M, w7 G9 a7 e2 _
The joy you brought us through the years) O0 y5 X% ^% R
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And it seems to me you lived your life
* Z# U6 p5 K) l8 G( y& l3 J- D& SLike a candle in the wind0 J8 b' }2 {' G! E7 _: k) A/ q4 i% u
Never fading with the sunset
$ K% R# Q8 Q. H" ]9 m& o9 ?When the rain set in
1 n- Q3 R% A* H, x5 bAnd your footsteps will always fall here
4 k9 Q$ q$ `3 C+ J1 nAlong England's greenest hills( X4 `" i. m( y ?3 w/ G
Your candle's burned out long before
: u% I' e# ?$ N2 k+ D0 {Your legend ever will
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Goodbye England's rose- g+ {$ @- Z) |+ J4 X- \: X2 Y0 n
May you ever grow in our hearts2 |( X$ g+ i6 {5 p
You were the grace that placed itself0 {$ k& `3 ^* P2 Z6 l# q& U& g& P: s# ?
Where lives were torn apart& W' \$ N9 j( p7 R6 V, M6 K/ r4 z( H
Goodbye England's rose
4 K, W, G0 a! M9 }! f$ i i4 pFrom a country lost without your soul' r* q1 h/ Z. @ h5 v. m
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion
' V! h% \- ?) u! E( Q/ eMore than you'll ever know
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5 Z' f7 A# |5 Q" k' |* Y. _1 iAnd it seems to me you lived your life6 c6 Y$ X9 ~2 O
Like a candle in the wind
) R' w& {) d7 }9 j1 p, Z* G- kNever fading with the sunset
+ G0 t: B% O- ^4 e1 I8 n& c7 Q2 t% XWhen the rain set in
$ {% q7 ?! m* t7 N( f% e8 U' wAnd you footsteps will always fall here2 I9 w; p+ b0 u/ I! w
Along England's greenest hills
+ M$ d% O3 W1 `1 I! T9 I2 ~% a0 D1 a ?Your candle's burned out long before( g+ ^1 B' t# B# d4 g6 m
Your legend ever will |
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