[00:10.23](Lisa Palas, Biff Fink, Ira Rogers)
[00:11.79]The sign says, "families welcome"
[00:15.39]At the Oaks
[00:15.78]Retirement
[00:17.31]Home But mostly, no one comes 'cept on the weekends
[00:29.34]Ruby Wilson lives in 303
[00:34.74]Where she spends most her time
[00:39.39]But it's almost noon on
[00:41.88]Sunday And she's been sitting in the lobby since nine
[00:47.49]Chorus: She's all dressed up in her best hat and gloves
[01:04.32]She's all dressed up
[01:04.83]Watching and waiting, but nobody comes
[01:08.40]Some days sure are lonely days
[01:14.40]And time can move so slow
[01:18.75]When you're all dressed up
[01:25.32]With nowhere to go
[01:36.24]As Ruby watches all the others
[01:41.31]Leaving with their families
[01:46.71]The nurse tells her, it's time to come to dinner
[01:56.07]She says she's expecting company
[02:02.43]They're just running late
[02:06.12]But, the nurse knows the truth too well
[02:10.89]She just sighs and walks away
[02:42.30]Repeat Chorus

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