Eleanor from Long Play by Original Pairs
Tracklist
| 8. | Eleanor | 6:08 |
Lyrics
Eleanor
Frontini
The first time we saw you at the Shoe
I can’t say you blew us away
You were suffering from a cough or a cold
And your hair framed your face
In a most peculiar way
But the band was on fire
And they took us along for the ride
We left saying “we’ll be back next time”
Dog Day afternoon
And the Furnace set the dry grass ablaze
The Porter flights roared overhead
And the cars crept along the expressway
What you gave us remade us
And nothing is better than that
There were other bands bigger than you
But they just left us flat
Could be the hash cookies I ate
But with your high waisted white pants
So long and so straight
You rocked the pit at Lee’s that night
You stood at the proscenium
And you melted into the night
Eleanor Eleanor Eleanor
Come home with me
Introduce you to my wife
And my family
Live in a brown town house
On a shady street
Hang up your Stratocaster
And you’ll be free
Holed up at the Garrison
You were working the merch like a slave
The band was so young and so high
That you had to be brave
Sure you rocked it last summer
Last summer just followed the next
Those new songs were great
But did you hesitate
Were you bewildered, perplexed
Could be the hash cookies I ate
But with your high waisted white pants
So long and so straight
You rocked the pit at Lee’s that night
You stood at the proscenium
And you melted into the night
Eleanor Eleanor Eleanor
Come home with me
Introduce you to my wife
Lord she’s my fantasy
Live in a brown town house
On a shady street
Hang up your Stratocaster
And you’ll be free
You’ll be free….
Credits
Original Pairs are:
Andrew Frontini: vocals, guitars
Lynda Krarr: bass guitar
Jon Loewen : keyboards
Lisa Logan: drums
Recorded at Lincoln County Social Club Toronto
July 14,18, 20 and October 14, 15, 2023
Performed and arranged by Original Pairs
Engineered and mixed by John Dinsmore
Produced by Original Pairs and John Dinsmore
Mastered by Phil Demetro
All music and lyrics by Andrew Frontini except, “Ride Me”, lyrics by Lisa Logan, music by Andrew Frontini








