Because of the obvious risk
That one of us might
fall
I had a stair lift
fitted
Which I don’t mind at
all
But my wife says that
its
Driving her up the
wall
Because of the obvious risk
That one of us might
fall
I had a stair lift
fitted
Which I don’t mind at
all
But my wife says that
its
Driving her up the
wall
I like breakin’ and poppin’
And dancing to Hip hop
At Sixty I should be
stoppin’
As I’m down for a Hip
op
The Doctor on the geriatric ward
Placed his stethoscope
On the chest of an
elderly patient
By the name of Mrs
Hope
She was quite a bit
deaf
So, he said “big
breaths,” loudly
“Well Doctor they used
to be,”
For my 60th birthday
I bought myself a
sports car
It’s my pride and joy
Not that’s it’s been
very far
As there is a slight
problem
An oversight I have to
admit
I need a hip
replacement
Before I can get in it
I went into PC World
With a print error
And their solution
Filled me with terror
The spotty youth
On his help desk stint
Said I had to
Control P to print
I’m getting old
My youth has been relinquished
I’m told my grey hair
Makes me look
distinguished
The sad truth is
My ego has been
extinguished
When my Gran got out of bed
After bedding one of
her chaps
She felt pains down
below
Coz she was standing
on her flaps
I have found at my age
When the day is
dawning
The easiest thing in
the world
Is to roll out of bed
in the morning
Getting up off the
floor however
Really leaves me
yarning
When my Gran got out of bed
After one too many
tipples
She didn’t even notice
that she
Was standing on her
nipples
I remember the words
To every number one
Since 1968
Every single one
But for some reason,
Not that anyone cares,
I can’t remember why
I walked up the stairs
When my Gran got out of bed
And suddenly felt
chest pain
She knew that she had
only
Stood on her nipples
again
Eighty-year-old Ada
Said to husband Hugh
Cuddle up to me
Like you used to do
So, he did, and she
said
“That’s lovely dear”
Then she said to him
“Now nibble my ear”
And he got out of bed
"Where are you
goin’?"
She asked her husband
"To put me teeth
back in!"
There’s life in this old dog yet
I don’t even think
about my age
Once a week me and my friends
Go out and paint the
town beige
“How old was your husband?”
Asked the undertaker
“He was “96,” she replied
“I’m two years older”
“Wow! So you’re 98
That’s amazing Mrs Boone”
Then he continued
“I will see you again
quite soon”
News flash:
Wrinkles don't hurt.
That’s the buzz
It’s knowing that
You have them
That does
One day you look in the mirror
And beneath the
lathers
You realize that the
face
You are shaving is
your fathers
Oh God I feel so old
Just send for the
undertaker
I’ve started making
the same noises
As my coffee maker
In the autumn of my years
In the twilight of the
setting suns
Will I become that
which I despise?
A burden to my loved
ones
The alphabet of doom
(I’m)
Arthritic,
Bronchial,
Calloused,
(And)
Decaying,
Exitial,
Flatulent,
Gaseous,
(And)
Haemorrhoidal,
Incontinent,
Jaundiced,
Knackered,
Liver spotted,
(And)
Myopic,
Neuralgic,
Overdue,
Preoperative,
(And)
Queasy,
Rheumatic,
Shaky,
Tremulous,
Unviable,
(And)
Viral,
(A)
Worrywart,
Xanthochroic,
Yellow
(And)
Zeroed
(And that’s on a good day)
(I’m)
Arthritic,
Bronchial,
Calloused,
(And)
Decaying,
Exitial,
Flatulent,
Gaseous,
(And)
Haemorrhoidal,
Incontinent,
Jaundiced,
Knackered,
Liver spotted,
(And)
Myopic,
Neuralgic,
Overdue,
Preoperative,
(And)
Queasy,
Rheumatic,
Shaky,
Tremulous,
Unviable,
(And)
Viral,
(A)
Worrywart,
Xanthochroic,
Yellow
(And)
I’ve avoided most diseases
Nature has deployed
But I’m suffering the
effects
Of a life well enjoyed
Now I keep twenty
doctors
Gainfully employed