My Songs
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| Intro: |
| C# C# F# Ab C# C# |
| C# |
| When I get older losing my hair, |
| C# Ab |
| Many years from now, |
| Ab |
| Will you still be sending me a valentine |
| Ab C# |
| Birthday greetings bottle of wine? |
| C# |
| If I'd been out till quarter to three |
| C#7 F# |
| Would you lock the door, |
| F# F#m |
| Will you still need me, |
| C# Bb |
| Will you still feed me, |
| Ebm Ab C# Bbm |
| When I'm sixty-four? |
| Bbm Ab Bbm |
| Oooooo oo oo oo |
| Bbm F |
| You'll be older too, |
| F Bbm |
| (ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah) |
| Bbm Ebm F |
| And if you say the word, |
| F# Ab C# Ab |
| I could stay with you. |
| C# |
| I could be handy mending a fuse |
| C# Ab |
| When your lights have gone. |
| Ab |
| You can knit a sweater by the fireside |
| Ab C# |
| Sunday mornings go for a ride. |
| C# |
| Doing the garden, digging the weeds, |
| C#7 F# |
| Who could ask for more? |
| F# F#m |
| Will you still need me, |
| C# Bb |
| Will you still feed me, |
| Ebm Ab C# |
| When I'm sixty-four? |
| Bbm |
| Every summer we can rent a cottage |
| Ab Bbm |
| In the Isle of Wight, if it's not too dear |
| Bbm F Bbm |
| We shall scrimp and save |
| Bbm Ebm F |
| Grandchildren on your knee |
| F# Ab C# Ab |
| Vera, Chuck, and Dave |
| C# |
| Send me a postcard, drop me a line, |
| C# Ab |
| Stating point of view. |
| Ab |
| Indicate precisely what you mean to say |
| Ab C# |
| Yours sincerely, Wasting away. |
| C# |
| Give me your answer, fill in a form |
| C#7 F# |
| Mine for evermore |
| F# F#m |
| Will you still need me, |
| C# Bb |
| Will you still feed me, |
| Ebm Ab C# |
| When I'm sixty-four? |
| Bridge: |
| C# Ab C# C# x4 |
| Ending: |
| C# C# F# Ab C# |
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