### **Verse 1** Now I'm older, with my thinning hair, Sixty-four’s arrived, Never got a letter or a Valentine, Not even a cheap bottle of boxed wine. Stayed out late, quarter to three, No door to unlock, Do you still need me, or just leave me, Now I'm sixty-four? ### **Verse 2** I've grown older too, And as the years flew by, I thought you'd say the word, But you just passed me by. I once was handy, fixing the lights, Now I just lose socks, Knitted a sweater by the fireside, Sunday mornings, bored out of my socks. Tending the garden, pulling the weeds, With no one to implore, Do you still need me, or just tease me, Now I'm sixty-four? ### **Bridge** Every summer, dreamt of a cottage, On some random shore, I scrimped and saved, alone I stayed, No grandkids knocking at my door. ### **Verse 3** Send me a postcard, drop me a line, Tell me something new, Indicate precisely where the fun went by, Yours sincerely, feeling blue. Give me your answer, fill up the form, Mine nevermore, Do you still need me, or just mislead me, Now I’m sixty-four?
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