Song for Miss Eleanor

== A song for Miss Eleanor: Granthelian Tune ==
A Song for Miss Eleanor is a popular tune often heard being sung by guardsmen outside the walls, or any young Granthelian youth abroad. It is a very simple rhyme, with a very basic yet easily relatable message of love and promises of safe return. The origin of the subject of the song, Miss Eleanor, is up to debate. However, most agree with the theory that it was in reference to a former queen renown for her looks, the song being dedicated to her due to the affection the populace held.
Miss Eleanor
Miss Eleanor Miss Eleanor,
It is you that I adore
Miss Eleanor Miss Eleanor,
It is you that I march for.
'Cry not for me my love,
My safety I do hold above
To not return to you my dear,
Is perhaps my greatest fear
'I’ll sing a million songs
as I go marching along,
For the girl to whom I belong
I promise I’ll be strong.
'Miss Eleanor Miss Eleanor,
It is you that I adore
Miss Eleanor Miss Eleanor,
It it you I’d die for.
To make the song more personal, some replace the name and edit the words, keeping to the tune though.
Category:Folktales & Ballads