When I'm 64 Lyrics - Beatles

When I get older 

Losing my hair 

Many years from now 

Will you still be sending me a Valentine? 

Birthday greetings bottle of wine? 

If I'd been out 

Till quarter to three 

Would you lock the door? 

Will you still need me 

Will you still feed me 

When I'm sixty-four? 

You'll be older too 

And if you say the word 

I could stay with you 

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I could be handy 

Mending a fuse 

When your lights have gone 

You can knit a sweater by the fireside 

Sunday mornings go for a ride 

Doing the garden 

Digging the weeds 

Who could ask for more? 

Will you still need me 

Will you still feed me 

When I'm sixty-four? 

Every summer we can rent a cottage 

In the Isle of Wight if it's not too dear 

We shall scrimp and save (we shall scrimp and save) 

Grandchildren on your knee 

Vera, Chuck, and Dave 

Send me a postcard 

Drop me a line 

Stating point of view 

Indicate precisely what you mean to say 

Yours sincerely wasting away 

Give me your answer 

Fill in a form 

Mine for evermore 

Will you still need me 

Will you still feed me 

When I'm sixty-four?