They launched their debut album, Ex-Girlfriends, in 2004 under the recording label Manhattan Records. Many of the songs on Ex-Girlfriends have lyrics which revolve around love and romance.
The hit single, Eleanor from their debut album has received widespread airplay on radio.
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Eleanor
Low Millions Lyrics
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Okay with me
If that's the plan you can take the stereo
TV and the video the bed the sheets and pillows Before you go
But for now unlock the door
What are we doing all this for?
Let me make you dinner one last time
Then you'll go your way and I'll go mine
And I won't call you baby anymore
Won't call you baby like I did before
Won't call you baby anymore eleanor
You left your smell you left your taste
You left me here with my mistakes
And I can't relate to what you say I've done
Just for you I'll bite my tongue
And I won't call you baby anymore
Won't call you baby like I did before
Won't call you baby anymore
Eleanor I miss you
Eleanor be well
Eleanor I wish you'd release me from your spell
Come on
Eleanor
Do it
You can, do it
And I can't call you baby anymore
Won't call you baby like I did before
Won't call you baby anymore
No I can't call you baby anymore
Won't call you baby like I did before
Won't call you baby anymore Eleanor
The song "Eleanor" by the band Low Millions is a breakup song that depicts the emotions and thoughts of a man who has just ended a relationship with his lover, Eleanor. The song starts with the man showing acceptance of the situation and urges Eleanor to take all her belongings and leave him. However, he still wants to make her dinner for the last time before they part ways.
The chorus of the song emphasizes that he won't address her as "baby" anymore, which represents his attempt to move on from her emotionally. He admits that he misses her and that he is still under her "spell," hence asking her to release him from it. The song ends with the man acknowledging that it's impossible for him to go back to referring to Eleanor as his "baby" again.
The song's melody is mellow and consistent, with the same chord sequence throughout the track. The song's structure, the melody, and the lyrics blend together to create a raw and emotional ballad that captures the pain of someone going through a breakup.
Line by Line Meaning
Fine, I understand
I accept the reality of our relationship ending
Okay with me
I agree to move on
If that's the plan you can take the stereo
If you plan on leaving, you can take anything you want
TV and the video the bed the sheets and pillows Before you go
You can take everything with you before you leave
But for now unlock the door
Please unlock the door and let's have a conversation first
What are we doing all this for?
Why are we going through this difficult process?
Let me make you dinner one last time
I want to make one last gesture of love towards you
Then you'll go your way and I'll go mine
After dinner, we'll go our separate ways
And I won't call you baby anymore
I will not refer to you as my loved one anymore
Won't call you baby like I did before
I won't use the endearment I called you before
Won't call you baby anymore eleanor
I won't call you by your name of affection anymore
You left your smell you left your taste
Your presence is still with me
You left me here with my mistakes
I'm alone with my faults after you left
And I can't relate to what you say I've done
I can't see your perspective of what went wrong
Just for you I'll bite my tongue
I'll keep my thoughts to myself for your sake
Eleanor I miss you
I still have feelings for you
Eleanor be well
I hope you're doing okay
Eleanor I wish you'd release me from your spell
I want to move on, but I'm still under your influence
Come on
Please do it
Eleanor
A repeat of the addressee's name
Do it
Please let me go
And I can't call you baby anymore
I won't use the term of endearment anymore
Won't call you baby like I did before
I won't refer to you by the pet name I called you before
Won't call you baby anymore
I won't use the same intimate language to address you
No I can't call you baby anymore
I am not able to use the same terms of endearment anymore
Won't call you baby like I did before
I'll avoid using the same pet name I used for you previously
Won't call you baby anymore Eleanor
I won't address you using the same term of endearment as I used to
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: ADAM COHEN
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