A E There's a man across the hall who sits staring at the floorA and he thinks he's Hank Williams, hear him singing through the door.D A There's a girl in 202 who stops by to visit meB E and she talks about her songs and the star that she should be.A D There's a lot of real fine talent, staying in or passing throughA D A D A and for one thing or another, they're committed to Parkview.A E There's a girl in 207 coming down on ThorazineA and a superstars ex-drummer, trying to kick Benzedrine.D A There's a real fine country singer, who has tried and tried and tried.B E They just bought him in this morning, an attempted suicide.A D There are those that never made it, those that did and now are through.A D A D A Some came of their own good choosing, some committed to Parkview.A E There's a girl who cries above me, loud enough to wake the dead.A They don't know what she has taken that has scrambled up her head.D A There's a boy just down below me who's the son of some well known.B E He was brought in by his mother cause his daddy's always gone.A D There's a bum from down on Broadway and a few quite well to do's.A D A D A Who have withdrawn from the rat-race and committed to Parkview.A E They wake me 'bout 6.30, just before the morning meal.A While they're taking my blood pressure, they ask us how we feel.D A And I always say fantastic but there ain't nothing wrong with me.B E Then they give me my injection and I go right back to sleep.A D And my days are kind of foggy and my nights are dreamy too.A D A D A But they're taking good care of me while committed to Parkview.
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