[Intro]
D G D G
[Verse 1
On the shore of the
lake, the
A
old man sat and
watched a woman
bathing
With its golden
G
touch the
light was such,
that the moment
was
worth saving
[Chorus)
D
And he sang the
song of the lake,
G
the song of the lake
D
And all the king's
horses
and all; oh never
mind,
G
never mind
[Verse 2]
And he knew that he
would dissolve,
if he followed
A
her into the lake
But also knew that
if he
remained upon the
shore,
G
he would in time
D
evaporate
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[Chorus]
He sang the song
of
G
the lake -
the song of the l
ake
D
And all the
king’s horses; oh
G
never mind, never
mind
[Verse 3]
A
And knew that even
though he had
found heaven,
such as described
G
in the ancient
scrolls
Still he felt the
drag of
Hell, upon his
D
old and mortal soul
[Chorus]
G
And he sang the
song
of the lake
D
And all the king's
horses; oh
Lord never mind,
G
never mind
[Verse 4]
A
For every evil under
the sun,
if there be one
seek it till you
G
For there's either
a remedy or
there is none and
D
if there is none
[Bridge]
Never mind, never
G
mind -
never mind, never
D
mind, a'ah never
D
mind.. (pause)
[Coda]
G
O'oh never mind,
never
mind, oh mind
D G
- cause all
the king’s horses
and all the king's
men
A
Couldn't put us
back
together again, oh
my
G
darling well where
D G
will we go? Oh now
Oh my darling where
do we
A
go? - Ah never mind,
G
never mind - And
what
D
do we do now?
G
Oh never mind,
never mind
A
- You oh my
G
sweet darling,
D
never mind