^AmWho'll walk me do^Gwn to church when I'm si^Fxty years of ^Amage, W^Amhen the ra^Fgged dog they g^Dmave me has been te^En years in the grave A^Amnd senorita pl^Gay guitar p^Flay it just for y^Amou My r^Fosary has br^Dmoken and my bea^Eds have all slipped thr^Amough ^G

^AmYou hung up your gr^Geat coat and y^Fou laid down your g^Amun You k^Fnow the war you fo^Dmught in, was^En't to much fun A^Amnd the future you gi^Gving me holds not^Fhing for a gu^Amn, I've n^Fo wish to be li^Dmving six^Ety years on.^Am

^AmYes I'll sit with y^Gou and talk, let your ey^Fes relive a^Amgain, I ^Fknow your vintage pr^Dmayers will be ver^Ey much the same And Ma^Amgdelena pl^Gays the organ, pl^Fays it just for y^Amou Your ch^Foral lamp that bu^Dmrns so slow when ^Eyou are passing through ^AmAnd the future your gi^Gving me holds no^Fthing but a gu^Amn F Dm E sus4 Am I've no wish to be living Sixty Years On