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(Lisa Palas, Biff Fink, Ira Rogers) |
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The sign says, "families welcome" |
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At the Oaks |
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Retirement |
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Home But mostly, no one comes 'cept on the weekends |
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Ruby Wilson lives in 303 |
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Where she spends most her time |
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But it's almost noon on |
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Sunday And she's been sitting in the lobby since nine |
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Chorus: She's all dressed up in her best hat and gloves |
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She's all dressed up |
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Watching and waiting, but nobody comes |
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Some days sure are lonely days |
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And time can move so slow |
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When you're all dressed up |
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With nowhere to go |
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As Ruby watches all the others |
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Leaving with their families |
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The nurse tells her, it's time to come to dinner |
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She says she's expecting company |
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They're just running late |
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But, the nurse knows the truth too well |
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She just sighs and walks away |
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Repeat Chorus |
