:28:04
You'll be older, too
:28:13
Andifyou say the word
:28:18
I couldstay with you
:28:26
I couldbe handy mending a fuse
:28:29
When yourlights have gone
:28:31
You can knita sweaterby the fiireside
:28:36
Sundaymornings, go fora ride
:28:39
Doing the garden, digging the weeds
:28:42
Who couldask formore?
:28:46
Will you still needme,
will you still feedme
:28:49
When I'm sixty-four?
:28:53
Everysummer we can renta cottage
in the lsle ofWight, ifit's not too dear
:28:59
We shall scrimp andsave
:29:07
Grandchildren on yourknee,
Vera, Chuck andDave
:29:21
Sendme a postcard,
drop me a line
:29:24
Statingpoint ofview
:29:28
Indicate precisely
whatyou mean to say
:29:30
Yours sincerely, wasting away
:29:34
Give me youranswer, fiill in a form,
mine forevermore
:29:41
Will you still needme,
will you still feedme
:29:44
When I'm sixty-four?
:29:49
Well, correct me if I'm wrong,
gentlemen,
:29:52
but would you agree that we have been
passing through the Sea of Time?
:29:55
That would explain a few things.
:29:58
I'm glad I'm not young any more.