The Beatles - When im sixty four

^CWhen I get older, losing my hair, many years from ^G7now ^G7Will you still be sending me a valentine ^GBirthday greetings, ^Cbottle of wine ^CIf I've been out 'til quarter to three, ^C7would you lock the ^Fdoor Will you still ^Fmneed me, ^Cwill you still ^A7feed me ^DWhen I'm ^G7sixty-^Cfour? ^AmHmm Hmm ^GHmm Hmm ^AmHmm

^AmYou'll be older ^Etoo ^AmAh, and if you ^Dmsay the word ^FI could ^Gstay with ^Cyou ^G

^CI could be handy mending a fuse when your lights have ^G7gone ^G7You can knit a sweater by the fireside ^GSunday mornings ^Cgo for a ride ^CDoing the garden, digging the weeds, ^C7who could ask for ^Fmore? Will you still ^Fmneed me, ^Cwill you still ^A7feed me ^DWhen I'm ^G7sixty-^Cfour?

^AmEvery summer we can rent a cottage On the Isle of ^GWight, if it's not too ^Amdear. We shall scrimp and ^Esave ^AmAh, grandchildren ^Dmon my knee ^FVera, ^GChuck and ^CDave ^G

^CSend me a postcard, drop me a line, stating point of ^G7view ^G7Indicate precisely what you mean to say ^GYours sincerely ^Cwasting away

^CGive me your answer, fill in a form, ^C7mine forever ^Fmore Will you still ^Fmneed me, ^Cwill you still ^A7feed me ^DWhen I'm ^G7sixty-^Cfour? ^{C C F G C}