

| C | G7 | |
| When I get older, losing my hair, many years from now |
| G7 | C | |
| Will you still be sending me a valentine, birthday greeting, bottle of | wine? |
| C | C7 | F | |
| If I'd been out 'till quarter to three, | would you lock the door | ? |
| Ab7 | C/G | A7 | |
| Will you still | need me, | will you still feed | me, |
| D9 | G7/6 | C | Am | G | Am | |
| When I'm | sixty | four? |
| C | G7 | |
| I could be handy, mending a fuse, when your lights have gone |
| G7 | C | |
| You can knit a sweater by the fireside, sunday morning, go for a | ride |
| C | C7 | F | |
| Doing the garden, digging the weeds, | who could ask for more | ? |
| Ab7 | C/G | A7 | |
| Will you still | need me, | will you still feed | me, |
| D9 | G7/6 | C | |
| When I'm | sixty | four? |
| Am | G | Am | |
| Every summer we can rent a cottage at the Isle of Wight, | if it's not too dear |
| E | |
| We shall scrimp and | save |
| Am | Dm | F | G | C | |
| Grand children | on your knee | Vera, | Chuck and | Dave |
| C | G7 | |
| Send me a postcard, drop me a line, stating point of view |
| G7 | C | |
| Indicate precisely what you mean to say, yours sincerely wasting | away |
| C | C7 | F | |
| Give me an answer, fill in a form, | mine for ever more |
| Ab7 | C/G | A7 | |
| Will you still | need me, | will you still feed | me, |
| D9 | G7/6 | C | |
| When I'm | sixty | four? Ho! |
| E | Am | Dm | F | G | C | G | |
| You'll be older, | too, ( | ah!) and if you | say the word, | I could | stay with | you |
| C | F | G7 | C |