Biografía:
Cuff the Duke is a Canadian band from Oshawa, Ontario, that has been active from 2001. They play a blend of traditional country and folk music with indie rock influences, and can be categorized as an alt-country group. The line-up of the band has evolved, with the consistent members thus far being Wayne Petti (vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica, bass) and Paul Lowman (bass, piano, backing vocals, fiddle, guitar, lap steel). Petti and Murray have also released solo albums.
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Whispered softly in my ear, I'm afraid of growing old
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I told you I'd be with you, I'd be there to hold
A E G# A
The hardest part of living life is knowing that it ends
A E B E
But harder than that still my dear is not knowing when
E A B
What if love grows weary like our bodies will in time
E C#m B
If I'm the first to go, will your heart still be mine
A E G# A
The simple things in life like love we take for granted dear
A E B E
But growing old with you my love is something I don't fear
[Chorus]
C#m G# A
When you're dancing, in your rocking chair
A B E
When you're old, will you still want me there
E A B
If I told you something, could you keep it to yourself?
E C#m B
If I were to tell you, would I still feel left out?
A E G# A
The hardest part of living life is not knowing what it brings
A E B E
Harder than that still is thinking I might clip your wings
[Chorus]
C#m G# A
When you're dancing, in your rocking chair
A B E
When you're old, will you still want me there
[Guitar Bridge]
C#m G# A
When you're dancing, in your rocking chair
A B E
When you're older, will you still want me there
C#m G# A
When your bones ache, in your rocking chair
A B E
When you're old, will you still want me there
A B E
When you're old, will you still want me there
Whispered softly in my ear, I'm afraid of growing old
E C#m B
I told you I'd be with you, I'd be there to hold
A E G# A
The hardest part of living life is knowing that it ends
A E B E
But harder than that still my dear is not knowing when
E A B
What if love grows weary like our bodies will in time
E C#m B
If I'm the first to go, will your heart still be mine
A E G# A
The simple things in life like love we take for granted dear
A E B E
But growing old with you my love is something I don't fear
[Chorus]
C#m G# A
When you're dancing, in your rocking chair
A B E
When you're old, will you still want me there
E A B
If I told you something, could you keep it to yourself?
E C#m B
If I were to tell you, would I still feel left out?
A E G# A
The hardest part of living life is not knowing what it brings
A E B E
Harder than that still is thinking I might clip your wings
[Chorus]
C#m G# A
When you're dancing, in your rocking chair
A B E
When you're old, will you still want me there
[Guitar Bridge]
C#m G# A
When you're dancing, in your rocking chair
A B E
When you're older, will you still want me there
C#m G# A
When your bones ache, in your rocking chair
A B E
When you're old, will you still want me there
A B E
When you're old, will you still want me there
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