Intro: A-Asus-A E-Esus-D A-Asus-A E-Esus-D

Verse I:

A-Asus-A
Cigars in the summertime
              E-Esus
Under the sky by the light
            D
I can feel you read my mind
A-Asus-A
I can see it in your eyes
          E-Esus       D
Under the moon as it plays like music every line
A-Asus-A                                                      E-Esus
There's a rug with the bleeding dye under the fan in the room
D
With our passions burning high
A-Asus-A                                                 E
By the chair with a leopard skin under the light
             D(ring)
It's always Penny and me tonight

Adlib: A-Asus-A E-Esus-D (2x)

Verse 2:

A-Asus-A                                      
Hop on the plane, step with both my feet
          E-Esus                   D
Riding in seat number three on a flight to NYC
A-Asus-A                               E-Esus
Got my bean in a coffee cup next to my seat
                D
Catch the view with another good book to read
A-Asus-A
Sending home on the friendly skies
             E
Missing her eyes
             D(ring)
It's always Penny and me tonight

Chorus:
A-Asus-A                     C#m        D       A-Asus-A
Cos Penny and me like to roll the windows down
                                          E   D              A-Asus-A
Turn the radio up; push the pedal to the ground
                                     C#m      D         E
And Penny and me like to gaze at starry skies
                           D
Close our eyes, pretend to fly
              E(ring)
It's always Penny and me tonight

Adlib: A-Asus-A E-Esus-D (2x)

Verse 3: Do the same chords there. You just have to keep on playing E-D on the
line that goes "singin' along to feelin' alright..I'm makin' it by the pink
moonlight it's always Penny and me tonight.."

Repeat Chorus

Interlude:
C#m                C#
Well Penny likes to get away
D2                      E2
And drown her pain in lemonade
C#m       C#
Penny dreams of rainy days
D2                       E2
And nights up late by the fireplace
D2                     E2
And aimless conversations about the better days