When Im Sixty-Foour

G C G When I get older, losing my hair C Many years from now G C Will you still be sending me G D7 G a Valentine Birthday greetings, bottle of wine C G If I'd been out till quarter to three C Would you lock the door G Will you still need me C E7 Will you still feed me A D7 G When I'm sixty four C You'll be older too G And if you say the word C I could stay with you G D7 G I could be handy, mending a fuse C When your lights have gone G You can knit a sweater C by the fireside G D7 G Sunday morning go for a ride C Doing the garden, G digging the weeds C Who could ask for more G Will you still need me C E7 Will you still feed me A D7 G When I'm sixty four C Every summer we can rent a cottage G C In the isle of Wight, if it's not too dear G We shall scrimp and save D7 G Grandchildren on your knee C Vera Chuck and Dave G Send me a postcard drop me a line C Stating point of view G Indicate precisely C what you mean to say D7 G Yours sincerely wasting away C G Give me an answer, fill in a form C Mine for evermore G Will you still need me C E7 Will you still feed me A D7 G When I'm sixty four