When I'm Sixty-Four (Lennon/McCartney)

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When I get _______________ losing my hair,

Many years _______________ now.

Will you still be _______________ me a valentine

Birthday greetings _______________ of wine.

If I'd been out till _______________ to three

Would you lock the _______________,

Will you still _______________ me, will you still feed me,

When I'm sixty-four.

You'll be older _______________,

And if you _______________ the word,

I _______________ stay with you.

I could be handy, _______________ a fuse

When your _______________ have gone.

You can knit a _______________ by the fireside

_______________ mornings go for a ride,

Doing the _______________, digging the weeds,

Who _______________ ask for more.

Will you still need me, _______________ you still feed me,

When I'm sixty-four.

Every _______________ we can rent a cottage,

_______________ the Isle of Wight, if it's not too dear

We shall scrimp and _______________,

Grandchildren _______________ your knee

Vera, Chuck _______________ Dave

_______________ me a postcard, drop me a line,

Stating point _______________ view

Indicate precisely what you _______________ to say

Yours_______________, wasting away

Give me your answer, _______________ in a form

Mine _______________ evermore

Will you _______________ need me, will you still feed me,

When I'm sixty-four.

Here are the missing words (Put them in the correct form):

Modal verbs:

can (X2)

will

Verbs:

fill

mean

mend

need

save

say

send (X2)

Adjective:

old

Nouns:

bottle

door

garden

lights

quarter

summer

Sunday

sweater

Prepositions & adverbs:

for

from

in

of

on

sincerely

Linking words:

and

still

too