E B A AE B A Asus2E B A AE B A Asus2 [Verse]E B Queuing with the old folkA E There's an old man with a wicked smileE B Not through smug politenessA E B A Asus2 He's doing it in st-yle, st-yleAsus2 E B A Asus2 He's doing it in st-yle, st-yle [Pre Chorus]A No savings book or flannel slacksE A No pardon when I heard them askE A B Just a Vodafone and a Filofa-x [Chorus]E Bm D A E Bm D A When I'm 64, I'll dream on [Verse]E B They all bore the milkmanA E Stop him for hours at their front gateE B He just sits and thinksA E B A Asus2 I'll make the bastard wait, waitAsus2 E B A Asus2 I'll make the bastard wait, wait [Pre-Chorus]A No dribbling or incontinenceE A No longing for the old sixpenceE A B Just smoking weed till age make sense [Chorus]E Bm D A E Bm D A When I'm 74, I'll dream on [Verse]E B They all save for BlackpoolA E Just for the cheap companionshipE B Meanwhile he counts penniesA E B A Asus2 For a different trip, tripAsus2 E B A Asus2 For a different trip, trip [Pre-Chorus]A No smoking pipes and drinking bitterE A No eying up the baby sitterE A B I'll trip up kids and I'll drop my litter [Chorus]E Bm D A E Bm D A When I'm 84, I'll dream onE Bm D A When I'm 84, I'll dream on late [Outro]B F#m A E (I'll dream on)B F#m A E B F#m A You're in your nineties, ArthurE B F#m A E Be careful with your backB F#m A E Exercise your musclesE B F#m A E I'd rather JackE B F#m A E I'd rather JackE B F#m A E Yes, I'd rather JackE B F#m A E I'd rather JackE B F#m A E Yes, I'd rather JackE B F#m A E I'd rather JackE B F#m A E Yes, I'd rather JackE B F#m A E I'd rather Jack...
When Im 84
The Beautiful South
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