Karaoké Eleanor Rigby Aretha Franklin

I'm Eleanor Rigby

I picked up the rice in the church where the weddings have been yeah

I'm Eleanor Rigby

I'm keeping my face in a jar by the door

If you want to know what is it for

Well

All the lonely people where do they all come from

Yeah

All the lonely people where do they all belong

Father McKenzie writing the words to a sermon that no one will hear no one comes a-near

Look at him working knotting his socks in the night what does he care

Yeah

All the lonely people where do they all come from

All the lonely people where do they all belong

Yeah

Hmm yeah

Hmm hey

Eleanor, yeah

Hmm

Eleanor Rigby died in the church and was buried along with her name

Nobody came

Father McKenzie wiping the dirt from his hands as he walks from the grave

Saying all the lonely people where do where do they come from

All over the world the lonely, lonely, lonely people where do where do they all belong

The lonely only the lonely knows

Ooh, the lonely only the lonely people know

Yes oh like Eleanor Rigby

Yeah

Eleanor, Eleanor Rigby

Only the lonely

Yeah, the lonely

Don't fool us

Don't fool us the lonely people