Eva Cassidy - Penny to my name

^CBill and I got married f^Following our first-born ^DmDaddy left this gas and ^Amconvenience store j^Gust before he died ^CAnd I was only nineteen when I ^Fhad my third baby ^DmSometimes I think maybe I should^G have left here long ^Cago

^CTravelers^F are stopping by check their oil and their P.S.I. ^DmGas up an^Amd away ^Gthey fly moving down the line ^CBut this beat up truck and worn out shoes ^FAlways giving me the blues ^DmBill is suckin^Gg down the booze nearly every night

^FI've never seen the^G city lights ^Chow they must s^Fhine so bright ^CNot like this ^Fcountry night the^D sky's black as c^Goal ^FAnd this gas station ^Gmountain home ^CNot a thing to ^Fcall my own ^CI wish I was ^Falone with a ^Dpenny ^Gto my ^Cname

^CStrangers say^F this mountain here is beautiful beyond compare ^DmBut it's just ^Ama dumb^G old mountain there I see it every day ^CIf I could s^Fee a sunset skies over fields of grain or ocean tides ^DmCity skyline ^Gin the night I'll be dancing till the dawn

^CBill an^Fd I got married following our first-born ^DmDaddy le^Amft this g^Gas and convenience store just before he died ^CMaybe Bill a^Fnd I someday will find a chance to get away ^DmUntil then^G it's here I'll stay wishing on a star