[Chorus]

             
Ah, look at al

              
l the lonely p


eople.
             
Ah, look at al

              
l the lonely p


eople.


[Verse]


Eleanor Rigby,

 picks up the 

rice in the ch

urch
              
where a weddin

             
g has been, li

         
ves in a dream

.

Waits at the w

indow, wearing

 the face
              
that she keeps

              
 in a jar by t

             
he door, who i

     
s it for?


[Bridge]

           
All the lonely

 
 people,
           
where do they 

          
all come from?
           
All the lonely

 
 people,
           
where do they 

       
all belong?


[Verse]


Father McKenzi

e, writing the

 words
              
of a sermon th

              
at no one will

             
 hear, no-one 

      
comes near.

Look at him wo

rking, darning

 his socks
              
in the night w

              
hen there’s no

             
body there, wh

           
at does he car

e?


[Bridge]

           
All the lonely

 
 people,
           
where do they 

          
all come from?
           
All the lonely

 
 people,
           
where do they 

       
all belong?


[Chorus]

             
Ah, look at al

              
l the lonely p


eople.
             
Ah, look at al

              
l the lonely p


eople.


[Verse]


Eleanor Rigby 

died in the ch

urch
              
and was buried

              
 along with he

             
r name, nobody

 
 came.

Father McKenzi

e, wiping the 

dirt
              
from his hands

              
 as he walks f

             
rom the grave,

            
 no-one was sa

ved.


[Outro]

           
All the lonely

 
 people,
           
where do they 

          
all come from?
           
All the lonely

 
 people,
           
where do they 

       
all belong?