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fTheres an old town wrought
With mystery of Tom
The Gpoet and his muse
And fthe magic lake
Which Cgave a life
To the Gwords the fpoet fusedf   F7   F6   f  
Now the muse she was his happiness
And he rhymed about her grace
And told her stories of treasures
Deep beneath the blackened waves
Till in the stillness of one dawn
Still in its mystic crown
The muse she went down to the lake
And in the waves she drowned

CAnd now to see your love set Gfree
fYou will need the witches cabin Gkey
gFind the lady of the light gone fmad with the night
CThats how you Greshape fdestinyf   f   F7   F6   f  

The Poet came down to the lake
To call out to his dear
When there was no answer
He was overcome with fear
He searched in vain for his treasure lost
And too soon the night would fall
And only his own echo
Would wail back at his call
And when he swore to bring back his love
By the stories he'd create
Nightmares shifted endlessly
In the darkness of the lake

CAnd now to see your love set Gfree
fYou will need the witches cabin Gkey
gFind the lady of the light gone fmad with the night
CThats how you Greshape fdestinyf   F7   F6   f  


In the dead of night she came to him
with darkness in her eyes
Wearing a mourning gown
Sweet words as her disguise
He took her in without a word
For he saw his grave mistake
And vowed them both to silence
Deep beneath the lake
Now fif its real or just a dream
One Gmystery remains
Ffor it is said
On Cmoonless nights
they Gmay still fhaunt this fplace...

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CAnd now to see your love set Gfree
fYou will need the witches cabin Gkey
gFind the lady of the light gone fmad with the night
CThats how you Greshape fdestinyC  f  

CAnd now to see your love set Gfree
fYou will need the witches cabin Gkey
gFind the lady of the light gone fmad with the night
CThats how you Greshape fdestiny