Lianne La Havas - Age

^AWhy do I love^E7 him? He don't love back ^AWhen I call h^E7is name, he turns his back

^EbThe weather is grow^Eing cold And I want him^A back again ^E7

^AI kinda know this ot^E7her guy but he's rather ^AOld enough to^E7 be my father ^EbSo he's not the one ^Efor me Cause I fanc^Ay younger men ^E7

I'm at a^Bm7 loss ^Db7Not a coincidence h^De left me because My^Bm7 older man ^Db7Was ready to love me like^D the woman that I am ^DOooh

So is it suc^Ah a problem ^Ebthat h^Ee's old? As long as he does^A whatever^Eb he's t^Eold I'm glad that it's jus^At my hear^Ebt that h^Ee stole And left my dignit^Ay alone ^{E A}

^AWhen in Rome we l^E7anded our first kiss ^AI slurred my words but he ^E7pretended not to notice ^EbAnd then he sat down t^Eo play My heart sang a ^Asymphony ^E7

So far, ^Bm7so swimmingly ^Db7I'm glad I got out to find ^Dmy fish in that sea We've come s^Bm7o far ^Db7So who gives a damn about t^Dhe ages we are ^DOooh

So is it such^A a problem t^Ebhat he^E's old? As long as he does ^Awhatever^Eb he's t^Eold I'm glad that it's just m^Ay hear^Ebt that h^Ee stole And left my dignity^A alone ^{E A} So is it such a pr^Aoblem that^Eb he's ol^Ed? As long as he does^A whatever^Eb he's told^E I know I'm gonna^A survive t^Ebhe December ^Ecold With somebody t^Ao retrieve ^Dmy long^A lost soul With somebody t^Ao retrieve ^Dmy long ^Alost soul.