When I get old and losing my hair，

　　Many years from now

　　Will you still be sending me the Valentine，

　　Birthday greetings，bottle of wine

　　If I stay out till quarter to three

　　Wold 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.

　　I could be handy mending a fuse

　　When your lights have gone

　　You can knit a sweater by the fireside

　　Sunday morning 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 Isle¹ of Wight，

　　if it′s not too dear

　　We shall scrimp and save

　　Grandchildren on your knee

　　Vera，Chuck & Dave

　　Send me a postcard，drop me a line

　　Stating point of view

　　indicate precisely² 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.