The older I get

The older I [D] get the more I [G] think
You only get a [A] minute, better live
while you’re in it ‘Cause it’s gone in a [D] blink
And the older I [D] get The truer it [G] is
It’s the people you [A] love, not the money and stuff that makes you [D] rich

And if they [G] found a fountain of [D] youth
I wouldn’t drink a [A] drop and that’s the [D] truth
Funny how it [G] feels I’m just getting [D] to my best years [A] yet

The older I [D] get the fewer friends I [G] have
But you don’t need a [A] lot when the ones that you got have always got your [D] back
And the older I [D] get the better I [G] am
At knowing when to [A] give and when to just not give a damn [D]

And if they [G] found a fountain of [D] youth
I wouldn’t drink a [A] drop and that’s the [D] truth
Funny how it [G] feels I’m just getting [D] to my best years [A] yet
The older I [D] get

And I don’t [G] mind all the [D] lines
From all the [A] times I’ve laughed and [D] cried
Souve [G] nirs and little [D] signs of the life I’ve [A] lived
The older I [D] get The longer I [G] pray
I don’t know [A] why, I guess that I got more to [D] say
And the older I [D] get the more thankful I [G] feel
For the life I’ve [A] had, and all the life I’m living [D] still