Misc Traditional - Old and in the way

^COld and in the ^Dway, that’s ^Gwhat I heard them ^Csay They ^Amused to heed the ^Cwords he said, but that was yes^Gterday ^CGold will turn to ^Dgray and ^Gyouth will fade a^Cway They’ll ^Amnever care a^Cbout you while you’re old and in the ^Gway

^DOnce I hear tell, he was ^Ghappy ^CHad his share of ^Gfriends and good ^Dtimes Now, those ^Cfriends have all passed on He don’t ^Ghave no place called ^Emhome Like the ^Amold dog gone a^Cstray, he’s just old and in the ^Gway

^COld and in the ^Dway, that’s ^Gwhat I heard them ^Csay They ^Amused to heed the ^Cwords he said, but that was yes^Gterday ^CGold will turn to ^Dgray and ^Gyouth will fade a^Cway They’ll ^Amnever care a^Cbout you while you’re old and in the ^Gway

^DWhen just a boy, he left ^Ghis home ^CThought he’d ha^Gve the world on a st^Dring Now the yea^Crs have come and gone Through t^Ghe streets he walks a^Emlone Lookin’ b^Amack to a bette^Cr day, feelin’ old and in the ^Gway

^COld and in the ^Dway, that’s ^Gwhat I heard them ^Csay They ^Amused to heed the ^Cwords he said, but that was yes^Gterday ^CGold will turn to ^Dgray and ^Gyouth will fade a^Cway They’ll ^Amnever care a^Cbout you ‘cause you’re old and in the ^Gway They’ll ^Amnever care a^Cbout you ‘cause you’re old and in the ^Gway