| F | C | | When I get older, loosing my hair, many years from n | ow. |
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| F | | Will you still be sending me a Valentine, birthday greetings, bo | ttle of wine? |
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| Bb | | If I've been out till quarter to three, would you lock the d | oor? |
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| C#7 | F | D | | Will you still n | eed me, w | ill you still f | eed me, |
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| G | C7 | F | | w | hen I'm si | xty-fo | ur? |
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| | | Dm | Dm | A | | | | You'll be | older t | oo. |
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| | | Dm | Dm | Gm | Gm | | | | Ah! | And if you | say the word | |
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| | | Bb | C7 | F | F | | | | I could | stay with | you. | |
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| F | C | | I could be handy mending a fuse, when your lights are go | ne. |
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| F | | You can knit a sweater by the fireside. Sunday morning g | o for a ride. |
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| Bb | | Doing the garden, digging the weeds,who could ask for m | ore? |
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| C#7 | F | D | | Will you still n | eed me, w | ill you still f | eed me, |
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| G | C7 | F | | w | hen I'm si | xty-fo | ur? |
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| | | D | C | D | | | | Every summer we can rent a cottage in the | isle of | Wright |
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| | | Dm | Dm | A | A | | | | We shall | shrimp and | save | . |
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| | | Dm | Gm | Gm | | | | Grandchildren | on our knees | |
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| | | Bb | C7 | F | F | | | | Vera, | Chuck and | Dave | . |
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| F | C | | S | end me a postcard, drop me a line, stating point of vi | ew. |
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| F | | Indicate precisely what you mean to say. Yours sincerely wa | sting away. |
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| Bb | | Give me your answer, fill in a form, - mine for ever | more. |
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| C#7 | F | D | | Will you still n | eed me, w | ill you still f | eed me |
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| G | C7 | F | | w | hen I'm s | ixty-fo | ur. |
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