When I'm Sixty-Four

When I get older, losing my hair,

many years (Ebdim)from (G)now, will you still be sending me a valentine,

birthday greetings, (C)bottle of wine?

If I'd been out till quarter to three,

(C7)would you lock the (F)door?

Will you still need me, (C)will you still feed me,

(D9)when I'm (G7)sixty (C)four?

(Am)Ev'ry summer we can rent a cottage in the Isle of (G)Wight if it's not too (Am)dear.

You'll be older (E)too.

(Am)Ah, and if you say the word (F)I could (G)stay with (C)you.

(C)I could be handy mending a fuse when your lights (Ebdim)have (G)gone.

You can knit a sweater by the fire to side,

Sunday morning, (C)go for a ride.

Doing the garden, digging the weeds,

(C7)who could ask for (F)more?

Will you still need me, (C)will you still feed me,

(D9)when I'm (G7)sixty (C)four?

(Am)Ev'ry summer we can rent a cottage in the Isle of (G)Wight if it's not too (Am)dear.

We shall scrimp and (E)save, (Am)ah,

grandchildren on your knee:

(F)Vera, (G)Chuck and

(C)Dave.