Penny Lane
The Beatles
In Penny ALane there is a F#mbarber showing BmphotographsE7
of every Ahead he's had the F#mpleasure to have Amknown
And all the people that come and Fgo stop and E7say helloE
On the Acorner is a F#mbanker with a Bmmotor carE7.
The little Achildren laugh at F#mhim behind his Amback.
And the banker never wears a Fmac in the E7pouring rain, Dvery strange.
Ctrumpet G
Bm C
Penny Lane is in my ears and in my eyes.
GThere beneath the Bmblue suburban Cskies I sit and Emeanwhile E7back
In Penny ALane there is a F#mfireman with an Bmhour glass E7and in his Apocket is a
F#mportrait of the AmQueen.
He likes to keep his fire engine Fclean, it's a E7clean machine.E
A F#m Bm E7 A F#m Am F E7 E D
Penny GLane is in my Bmears and in my Ceyes.G
Bm C
A Gfour of fish and Bmfinger Cpies in summer, Emeanwhile E7back
Behind the Ashelter in the F#mmiddle of the BmroundaboutE7
The pretty Anurse is selling F#mpoppies from a Amtray
And though she feels as if she's in a Fplay
She is E7anyway.E
In Penny ALane the barber F#mshaves another Bmcustomer.E7
We see the Abanker sitting, F#mwaiting for a Amtrim
And then the fireman rushes Fin from the E7pouring rain,
Dvery strange.
Penny GLane is in my Bmears and in my Ceyes.G
Bm C
GThere beneath the Bmblue suburban Cskies I sit and Emeanwhile E7back
Penny ALane is in my C#mears and in my Deyes.A
C#m D
AThere beneath the C#mblue suburban Dskies.A
C#m D
Penny ALane