Penny Lane - Part I

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Pen-ny Lane there is a bar-ber show-ing 
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pho-to-graphs, of ev-ry head hes had the plea-sure
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to know.   And all the peo-ple that come and go,
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stop and say hel-lo.  On the cor-ner is a bank-er
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with a mo-tor car, the lit-tle chil-dren laugh at
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him be-hind his back.  And the bank-er nev-er 
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wears a mac, in the pour-ing rain, ver-y strange.
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Pen-ny Lane is in my ears, and in my eyes,
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wet be-neath the blue sub-ur-ban skies I sit.  
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And mean-while back in Pen-ny Lane, there is a 
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fire-man with an hour-glass, and in his pock-et is
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a por-trait of the Queen.  He likes to keep his 
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fire en-gine clean, its a clean ma-chine!  Pen-ny
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Lane is in my ears, and in my eyes, full of fish
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and fin-ger pies in sum-mer.  Mean-while back be-
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hind the shel-ter in the mid-dle of the round-a-
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bout, the pret-ty nurse is sell-ing  pop-pies from
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a-tray