Eleanor Rigby (John Lennon / Paul McCartney ) is a typical song " maturation" of the "Beatles ," referring with a certain delicacy and tenderness, loneliness and misery, physical and emotional of all who exist only in their same and are transparent to others. Remaining worthy of discretion, their eyes are looking in vain for a glance, their heart is hoping for a smile, their ears are waiting for a word, and their poor hands pick up the crumbs of existing ones, are, talk, laugh, and say they love each other. All People Lonely
Oh, look at the lonely people
Oh, look at the lonely people
Eleanor Rigby
Pick the rice in the church when a marriage ends
Lives in a dream
front of his window
Wearing the mask she keeps in a jar in her
Who is she waiting for?
(Chorus:)
Ah, the lonely people, they all come from elsewhere?
Ah, the lonely people, what place is theirs?
Father MacKenzie
Writes the words of a sermon that no one will hear
Nobody will
Look do
Hiding for darning his socks in the evening
Who can see?
(Chorus)
Oh, look at the lonely people
Oh, look at the lonely people
Eleanor Rigby
Dead at church we buried her with her name
Without faithful
Father MacKenzie
wipe the earth with his hands buried completed
No one was saved
Ah, the lonely people, they all come from elsewhere?
Oh, look at the lonely people
Ah, the lonely people, what place is theirs?
Oh, look at the lonely people
(Translation - Adaptation: Polyphrène)
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