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Intro: Db Eb Ab Db Db When I get older losing my hair Eb7 Ab Many years from now Ab Will you still be sending me a valentine Db Birthday greetings bottle of wine Db If I'd been out till quarter to three Db7 F# Would you lock the door F# Db Bb Will you still need me will you still feed me
Eb Ab Db When I'm sixty-four Bbm Ab Bbm Bbm F You'll be older too Bbm Ebm And if you say the word F# Ab Db Ab I could stay with you Db I could be handy mending a fuse Eb7 Ab When your lights have gone Ab You can knit a sweater by the fireside Db Sunday mornings go for a ride Db Doing the garden digging the weeds Db7 F# Who could ask for more F# Db Bb Will you still need me will you still feed me Eb Ab Db When I'm sixty-four Bbm Ab Every summer we can rent a cottage in the Isle of Wight Bbm If it's not too dear Bbm F We shall scrimp and save Bbm Ebm Grandchildren on your knee F# Ab Db Ab Vera Chuck and Dave Db Send me a postcard drop me a line Eb7 Ab Stating point of view Ab Indicate precisely what you mean to say Db Yours sincerely wasting away Db Give me your answer fill in a form Db7 F# Mine for evermore F# Db Bb Will you still need me will you still feed me Eb Ab Db When I'm sixty-four
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