Eleanor Rigby

4/4 
 
 
C/G         C/A  >   C    Em* Em/D Em/C   Em/B > Em/A      
Ah! look at all the lonely people. 
 
C/G         C/A  >   C    Em* Em/D  Em/C > Em/B > Em/A > Em/G    
Ah! look at all the lonely people. 
 
Em 
Eleanor Rigby, 
Em/F    >     Em/G   >   Em/A     >    Em/B      C6 
Picks up the rice in a church where a wedding has been, 
              
Lives in a dream 
Em* 
Waits at the window 
Em/D#                     Em/D   >   Em/C#     C6 
Wearing the face that she keeps in a jar by the door 
            
Who is it for? 
 
Em7/G          Em6/A 
All the lonely people 
       C                 Em 
Where do they all come from? 
Em7/G          Em6/A 
All the lonely people 
       C            Em 
Where do they all belong? 
 
Father McKenzie 
Writing the words of a sermon that no one will hear 
No one comes near. 
Look at him working, 
Darning his socks in the night when there's nobody there 
What does he care? 
 
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 
No one was saved. 
 
 
 
Acordes: 
        EADGBe 
C/G    -3X201X 
Em     -0X200X 
Em*    -XX2000 
Em/D   -XX0000 
Em/C   -X3200X 
Em/B   -X2200X 
Em/A   -X0200X 
Em/G   -3X200X 
Em/F   -1X200X 
C6     -X3221X 
Em/D#  -XX1000 
Em/C#  -X4200X 
Em7/G  -3X203X 
Em6/A  -X0202X 
 
 
Obs: O símbolo '>' indica passagem imediata de um acorde para outro. Por exemplo no trecho:  
Em/F > Em/G > Em/A > Em/B
cada acorde é tocado uma única vez e seguido imediatamente pelo 
próximo. Na prática o que ocorre é uma progressão cromática de 
baixos para um mesmo acorde básico. 
 
 
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Contribuição: Kaiser D. Schwarcz([email protected])