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Artist: Casiotone For The Painfully Alone
Canonical path: /casiotone-for-the-painfully-alone/hey-eleanor
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hey Eleanor
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Hey Eleanor
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eleanor it seems
your hearts on your sleeve
and its the reason
you want to leave
so if youre gonna go
just go
just go
you've come to understand
that letter in your hand
it came from a boy
who wont be your man
its tragic, yes its true
dont let it ruin this town for you
eleanor it seems
the trains gonna leave
you'd better hurry
if thats what you need
and if you still dont know
dont go
oh honey dont go
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