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Eleanor Rigby

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Eleanor Rigby

The Beatles — Eleanor Rigby

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Verse 1
A D F#m
It comes in pieces, she loves to go that slow
Instrumental
A
but blackout I can't
F#m
My pig -headed heart's in,
crumbling in
A
It's winter room,
F#m
fearing what she'd say
A
We let her get her way
C#m G#m A C#m
But in our dark days, in our dark days
F#m D
In the dark of my days,
A E
in the dark of my days
A C#m
Eleanor asked how I'd be
D
Would I see myself much clearer
A D
in the spring?
A D F#m A
Open the windows, open all the doors
F#m
Open this house to all
A
the people I've ignored
G#m C#m
In my dark days, in my dark days
F#m A
In the dark of my days
E
In the dark of my days
A C#m
Eleanor asked how I'd be
D
Would I see myself much clearer
A
in the spring?
C#m
Eleanor asked how I'd be
D A
Falling out of love and falling in again
C#m D A
Oh, yeah
E F#m A
C#m
Helena doesn't listen to
A
the doctors anymore
D
You
Imagine a song that envelops you with strings and tells you a story of loneliness. That is Eleanor Rigby by The Beatles. Here, Paul McCartney takes us to a world where sadness is felt in every note. The recording, at EMI Studios in London, was made in April and June of 1966, with a string quartet that gives it that unique touch. George Martin orchestrated this piece that moves away from traditional rock, exploring baroque pop and art rock. Although they never performed it live as a band, McCartney has kept it alive in his solo concerts. The lyrics, inspired by names McCartney encountered in his life, remind us of all those moments of loneliness that sometimes go unnoticed.