The Beatles - When im sixty four

W^Chen I get older losing my hair Many years from n^Gow W^G7ill you still be sending me a valentine

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Birthday greetings, b^Cottle of wine? I^Cf I'd been out till quarter to three W^C7ould you lock the d^Foor Will you still n^Fmeed me, wi^Cll you still f^Aeed me W^D7hen I'm si^G7xty-fou^Cr?^{G C}

Y^Amou'll be older t^E7oo A^Amnd if you s^Dmay the word ^FI could s^Gtay with ^Cyou ^G

I^C could be handy mending a fuse When your lights have g^Gone Y^G7ou can knit a sweater by the fireside S

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unday mornings g^Co for a ride D^Coing the garden, digging the weeds W^C7ho could ask for m^Fore? Will you still n^Fmeed me, w^Cill you still f^Aeed me ^D7When I'm si^G7xty-fo^Cur?^{G C}

Ev^Amery summer we can rent a cottage In the Isle of ^GWight, if it's not too d^Amear We shall scrimp and s^E7ave ^AmGrandchildren o^Dmn your knee V^Fera, C^Ghuck, and ^CDave ^G

S^Cend me a postcard, drop me a line Stating point of v^Giew I^G7ndicate precisely what you mean to say Y

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ours sincerely, wast^Cing away G^Cive me your answer, fill in a form M^C7ine for ever^Fmore Will you still n^Fmeed me, w^Cill you still f^Aeed me W^D7hen I'm si^G7xty-four^C? ^{G C}