Capo II
In Penny [A]Lane there is a [F#m]barber showing [Bm]photograph[E7]photographs
of ev'ry [A]head he's had the [F#m]pleasure to [Am]know
And all the people that come and [F]go stop and [E7]say hello
On the [A]corner is a [F#m]banker with a [Bm]motor car[E7]car.
The little [A]children laugh at [F#m]him behind his [Am]back.
And the banker never wears a "[F]"mac" in the [E7]pouring rain, very strange.
Penny [G]Lane is in my [Bm]ears and in my [C]eyes.
[G]Wet beneath the [Bm]blue suburban [C]skies. I sit and [E7]meanwhile
In Penny [A]Lane there is a [F#m]fireman with an [Bm]hour glass[E7]glass. And in his [A]pocket is a
[F#m]portrait of the [Am]queen.
He likes to keep his fire engine [F]clean, it's a [E7]clean machine.
Penny [G]Lane is in my [Bm]ears and in my [C]eyes.
[G]Full of fish and [Bm]finger [C]pies in summer [E7]meanwhile
[G]Penny Lane is in my [Bm]ears and in my [C]eyes.
[G]Wet beneath the [Bm]blue suburban [C]skies. I sit and [E7]meanwhile
Behind the [A]shelter in the [F#m]middle of the [Bm]roundabout[E7]roundabout
The pretty [A]nurse is selling [F#m]poppies from a [Am]tray
And though she feels as if she's in a [F]play
She is [E7]anyway.
In Penny [A]Lane the barber [F#m]shaves another [Bm]customer[E7]customer.
We see the [A]banker sitting, [F#m]waiting for a [Am]trend
And then the fireman rushes [F]in from the pouring [E7]rain,
very strange.
[G]Penny Lane is in my [Bm]ears and in my [C]eyes.
[G]Wet beneath the [Bm]blue suburban [C]skies. I sit and [E7]meanwhile
Penny [A]Lane