Porter Wagoner - Committed to parkview

There's a ^Cman across the hall who sits ^Gstaring at the floor and he thinks he's Hank Williams, hear him ^Csinging through the door. There's a ^Fgirl in 202 who stops ^Cby to visit me and she ^Dtalks about her songs and the ^Gstar that she should be. There's a ^Clot of real fine talent, staying ^Fin or passing through and for ^Cone thing ^For a^Cnother, they're com^Fmitted to Park^Cview.

^CThere's a girl in 207 coming ^Gdown on Thorazine and a superstars ex-drummer, trying to ^Ckick Benzedrine. There's a ^Freal fine country singer, who has ^Ctried and tried and tried. They just ^Dbought him in this morning, an at^Gtempted suicide. There are ^Cthose that never made it, those that ^Fdid and now are through. Some ^Ccame of their ^Fown good ^Cchoosing, some com^Fmitted to Park^Cview.

There's a ^Cgirl who cries above me, loud e^Gnough to wake the dead. They don't know what she has taken that has ^Cscrambled up her head. There's a ^Fboy just down below me who's the ^Cson of some well known. He was ^Dbrought in by his mother cause his ^Gdaddy's always gone. There's a ^Cbum from down on Broadway and a ^Ffew quite well to do's. Who have ^Cwithdrawn ^Ffrom the ^Crat-race and com^Fmitted to Park^Cview.

^CThey wake me 'bout 6.30, just be^Gfore the morning meal. While they're taking my blood pressure, they ^Cask us how we feel. And I ^Falways say fantastic but there ain't ^Cnothing wrong with me. Then they ^Dgive me my injection and I ^Ggo right back to sleep. And my ^Cdays are kind of foggy and my ^Fnights are dreamy too. But they're ^Ctaking ^Fgood care ^Cof me while com^Fmitted to Park^Cview.