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Farewell, little rose of England... May you live forever in our hearts. Now you are in heaven. The stars are singing your name. I thought you were like a candle in the wind.

When it rains

You did not fade away with the setting sun. Your footprints will always remain here.

Along the greenest hills of England.

Before your history becomes extinct

Your candle will burn out.

We lost our love and affection in the empty days without your smile. For our nation's golden baby.

We will always carry this torch. No matter how hard we try,

The facts brought us to tears.

Words cannot express the joy you have brought to so many of us. More than you know, we will be flying on the wings of your compassion.

Greetings from the country that lost your soul, Rose of England...

One by one, one by one, one by one, the sound of the piano, which was like a wave, and the melodious music, along with the sound of the piano, floated through the temple. The 2,000 people in the temple were so absorbed in the music that they forgot to breathe.

It's called a song, but it's not actually a song. It's the sound of a broken heart crying, sobbing. It's the sound of hearts crying out in pain.

Elton John's voice, which is singing the song with great effort, is as clear and crisp as a seasoned musician, his original tone. There is no shaking or drowning. It is normal.

But as he sat at the piano, singing a melancholy song, his face wore a look of deep sorrow. Behind his thick glasses, you couldn't see the tears welling up in his eyes, but his face showed that he was crying without shedding any tears.

It's not because he's the only one. The faces of all the dignitaries, both men and women, present in the temple, showed that they were weeping and wailing. Some of them, unable to restrain their emotions, were seen touching the corners of their eyes with white scarves.

“Farewell, England’s Rose Child.” As the singer sang this line, the expert cameraman turned the camera to the other side. What appeared in the scene was a thirteen-year-old boy, his face down, his hands on his hips, silently sobbing. England’s baby.

Prince Harry, now thirteen, has managed to maintain his royal composure throughout his public appearances. He has been seen carrying his mother's body.

He didn't shed a tear as he walked slowly behind the cart he was carrying. He could hear the uncontrollable sobs coming from the thousands of people lined up on either side of the road, but Harry didn't lose his composure. He managed to maintain the dignity of the Mahasei Mahathwey.

On Thursday, September 11, as he returned from a service in the chapel at Balmoral Palace, Harry seemed to be overcome with emotion as he stood outside the palace gates, looking at the piles of flowers for passersby. Suddenly he reached out and took his father's hand. His father held his son's hand for a long moment. It was the custom of the Great Princes not to show emotion in public. They were composed and composed, and they remained composed and composed.

The next day, the newspapers published a picture of Prince Harry and his father, Prince Charles, standing hand in hand.

The Mirror newspaper

"In safe hands"

It was published under the title ". The news article is

"Father's loving hand"

It is titled.

The newspapers praised Prince Harry and his brother William (15 years old) for their calm, composed, and composed manners despite their young age, despite facing a terrible tragedy and the hardships they had to endure as parents.

But

Hearing the voice of his mother's dear friend saying, "Goodbye, little rose of England," he couldn't help himself. He covered his face with his hands and began to sob.

An unusual event took place in Westminster Abbey, England's most sacred building.

Religious figures and the entire royal family at Windsor Castle, who were once reluctant to allow a rock singer to sing, are now immersed in Elton John's heartfelt music.

Elton John was asked by his eldest son, Prince William, to sing at his mother's funeral. Elton John was a close friend of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.

Diana, who broke with the traditions of the English throne and abandoned her role as the crown princess, continued to challenge and defeat the feudal lords until her death. In the tradition of the English royal family, there was no custom of flying the national flag at Buckingham Palace at half-mast. Although flags across the country were lowered to half-mast in mourning after Diana's death, Buckingham Palace did not fly at half-mast. No flags were flown. The English custom is that the flag is flown when the Queen is in the palace, and lowered when the Queen is not in the palace. You

Queen Elizabeth has chosen to stay at Buckingham Palace to avoid embarrassment. So she can say that the flag is not flying because the Queen is not there. But the whole country is criticizing her, so on Friday the flag at Buckingham Palace was flown at half-mast. It did not fly. That same Friday, the Queen herself broadcast a live message to the nation. This is also a break from tradition. The monarch of England does not usually speak directly to their subjects except at Christmas. In her 44-year reign, Queen Elizabeth has only spoken directly to the nation twice. The first time was during the Gulf War.

Diana remained adamant about feudal traditions until her death.