Eleanor Rigby

[Intro]
E                        G#m
Ah, look at all the lonely people
E                        G#m
Ah, look at all the lonely people.


[Verse]
G#m
Eleanor Rigby picks up the rice in
                 
  the church where
                 E
her wedding has been.
           G#m
Lives in a dream.
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Waits at the window,

wearing the face
                  
  that she keeps in
              E
a jar by the door.
          G#m
Who is it for?


[Chorus]
G#m
All the lonely people.
      E                G#m
Where do they all come from?
G#m
All the lonely people.
      E             G#m
Where do they all belong?


[Verse]
G#m  
Father MacKenzie writing

the words of a
                        E
sermon that no one will hear.
             G#m
No one comes near.
G#m  
Look at him working,

darning his socks
                  
  in the night when
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there's nobody there.
             G#m
What does he care?


[Chorus]
G#m
All the lonely people.
      E                G#m
Where do they all come from?
G#m
All the lonely people.
      E             G#m
Where do they all belong?


[Bridge]
E                        G#m
Ah, look at all the lonely people.
E                        G#m
Ah, look at all the lonely people.


[Verse]
G#m  
Eleanor Rigby died

in the church and was
                  
  buried along with
     E            G#m
her name. Nobody came.
G#m  
Father MacKenzie wiping

the dirt from his hands
                     
  as he walks from the
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grave. No one was saved.


[Chorus]
G#m
All the lonely people.
      E                G#m
Where do they all come from?
G#m
All the lonely people.
      E             G#m
Where do they all belong?