When I'm 64

	  		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                Gb  
Would you lock the door  
Gb                      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  
Gb      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               Gb  
Who could ask for more  
Gb                      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  
Gb    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              Gb  
Mine for evermore  
Gb                      Db             Bb  
Will you still need me will you still feed me  
Eb       Ab         Db  
When I'm sixty-four