Tonart: F major
Intro 1
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Bm
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Verse 1
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How old do you think I am?
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Em
He said. I said, well, I didn't know.
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Am
He said, I turned sixty -five
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G
about eleven months ago.
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D
I was sittin' in Miami
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Em
Pourin' blended whiskey down
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D
When this old gray -black gentleman
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Was cleanin' up the lounge
There wasn't anyone around
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Em
except this old man and me.
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was watching Ironside on TV.
Uninvited, he sat down
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and opened up his mind.
Em
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D
On old dogs and children
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D
and watermelon wine
Did you ever have a drink
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He told me all about it,
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though I didn't answer back.
He said but three things,
and this world,
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Em
that's worth a solitary dime.
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D
That's old dogs and children,
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Bb
an d watermelon wine.
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He said women folk think
about they selves,
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Fm
when men folk ain't around.
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And friends are hard to find
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when they discover that
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He said, I tried it all
when I was young
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Fm
and in my natural prime
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Now it's old dogs and children
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Eb
and watermelon
Old dogs care about you,
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Fm
even when you make mistakes
Bb
God bless little children
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while they're still too young to hate
When he moved away, I found my pen
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Fm
and copied down that line,
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bought old dogs and children,
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and watermelon wine.
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I had to catch a plane up to Atlanta
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F#m
that next day
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I saw him picking up my change
That night I dreamed in peaceful sleep
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F#m
of shady summer times
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E
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Bout old dogs and children,
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