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Goodbye England's rose. x7 _% Y6 D7 C7 [
May you ever grow in our hearts
3 |" J3 Y$ \0 @7 YYou were the grace that placed itself
k7 {8 |. ^0 NWhere lives were torn apart
# M D) U9 \( _$ \6 |You called out to our country
% o, C0 x2 R8 P0 AAnd you whispered to those in pain3 z" {+ I7 i2 r6 e1 D
Now you belong to heaven
5 g# b6 M6 T3 B- B( r" WAnd the stars spell out your name) y8 h* l g5 H& \: _( N
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And it seems to me you lived your life+ z9 l' P8 R3 N4 l1 \- \
Like a candle in the wind
$ j( P A; c: z) e9 vNever fading with the sunset
) ?+ w! i' Y9 S1 y/ p$ CWhen the rain set in, ]- t- m. H4 b* [: G" K
And your footsteps will always fall here
7 s9 N/ N- ?5 i2 D9 J9 EAlong England's greenest hills5 X; N9 W2 R% O1 ?
Your candle's burned out long before, G# Z2 _/ _3 s5 x& _; E
Your legend ever will0 q- D) O$ H) l# z# o' E
- D3 V* Q$ }# `/ f' |3 P! HLoveliness we've lost
3 K, V* S c7 u' g0 zThese empty days without your smile
1 C# w3 V) P' o% UThis torch we'll always carry- z1 q9 m! ]' G0 j( Y
For our nation's golden child
! p4 I7 E, G& ~And even though we try7 |5 ]/ s$ n, b& k( W2 n, }1 L) b2 A
The truth brings us to tears
0 g6 R% P7 [1 S% B* T8 MAll our words cannot express% r" r; f/ ?( g/ M
The joy you brought us through the years
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And it seems to me you lived your life
3 m0 f; V- S. z3 b$ K# xLike a candle in the wind
. |$ |5 {2 Y/ o; K* `4 HNever fading with the sunset0 G7 m! m+ p( e: q& C# ^- h$ E' z
When the rain set in
- l; v; x e8 QAnd your footsteps will always fall here1 {5 S; D- l0 g, E- N3 k6 [3 R0 A
Along England's greenest hills4 v( C& l0 _# i. t* c: B
Your candle's burned out long before7 W6 l" d# p, d3 U* H( Z
Your legend ever will
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9 v6 O$ U8 K' a" o4 iGoodbye England's rose$ ?# a5 B. k l6 D6 [* i
May you ever grow in our hearts( ]' X) W% z8 B" e, G
You were the grace that placed itself
" Q9 r+ i! o! x, ~, dWhere lives were torn apart
5 T3 y6 Z9 |7 pGoodbye England's rose* m4 E3 s! W4 u' w! r
From a country lost without your soul6 F- p( |4 s% w
Who'll miss the wings of your compassion8 ` Y/ T. o5 Y0 y8 \2 d' R0 `
More than you'll ever know
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And it seems to me you lived your life
' D u1 b% \5 v* @/ S& @Like a candle in the wind
/ M- m) N7 r! D6 ?5 {& J. G7 W0 v/ NNever fading with the sunset
5 n2 b' [" p k5 \- w l( ~When the rain set in
* x3 n5 x: w8 ^4 c8 \1 [And you footsteps will always fall here
$ L3 ^" v2 z: }- l) Z- H3 n: tAlong England's greenest hills
* p% ]4 J8 b+ UYour candle's burned out long before
6 V- o" E) m7 B' q+ S6 z2 a- yYour legend ever will |
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