Katherine Of Oregon

1. G When I get even D more old C than I am now G G I'll have a house D overlooking C the water D D I'll read all the books G that I never C got 'round G to G And pile my D suitcases C up in the Dcorner cho. D The lights of the G city they D blink off and on G again G Names in my D memory are C there, then they're D gone again D Albums of G photographs C spread on the D floor again G I'll spend my D evenings with C Katherine of G Oregon 2. G I'll fill my D garage up with C things I've no G use for G Obsolete D knick-knacks that C there's no D excuse for D I'll turn my G back on the C world's grand D illusions G Take my D delights in the C simplest D amusements cho. D The lights of the G city they D blink off and on G again G Names in my D memory are C there, then they're D gone again D Albums of G photographs C spread on the D floor again G I'll spend my D evenings with C Katherine of G Oregon 3. G I'll wear my D clothes with their C colors all G clashing G They'll be so D old that they'll C come back in D fashion D I'll sit on the G beach with my C paper wrapped D luncheon G I'll enjoy D being the C ancient D curmudgeon cho. D The lights of the G city they D blink off and on G again G Names in my D memory are C there, then they're D gone again D Albums of G photographs C spread on the D floor again G I'll spend my D evenings with C Katherine of G Oregon