The songbook / Loose songs
Wedding Song (Old and Gray)
Two verses and a chorus so far. Still on the workbench.
- Key
- A
- Capo
- None
- Tempo
- Not set yet
- Words & music
- Wes Ellis
- A
- D
- E
- F♯m
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Transposed. The chord names and boxes have moved; any tab on this page is still written for the original key.
I can't wait to see you, Old and Gray….Fading away….
The Creases round your lips, for years your smile bring me to bliss
When we get old, I'll have you know….till then you just live
The Concept of Sharing all, I'll entertain / it's clear I have so much to gain
Collect the stories left to say / as the years dance away
The best laid plans are never made
As the days thicken the lines upon my face
You taking care of me, as my old habits catch up with me / and you complain, you could of started…..We could have had more years
Everything has to end, or you'd never treasure it
I'm sure my time will come first, but I promise I'll wait for you..
And if my time, would be soon / I'd rather see you with another, than to see you all alone…
Words and music © Wes Ellis. All rights reserved. Play it, sing it, learn it; just don't pass it off as yours.