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The Doctor


There was a doctor, the best in town Whose diagnosis could never be found His methods were anything but normal And was nothing less than favorable His patients always came to him for help With any ailments or symptoms they felt He lived a life full of laughteroy and joy To the little patients, he gave a toy But there was something strange about this doctor He was a little off his rocker He alwasy found a way to be alone Far away, isolated in his home Cause' one morning he went to the doctor and the doctor gave him news, shocker! A tumor that was carcinogenic And began to make him schizophrenic For he found no remedy for his own self All his friends left him, there was no one else He began to listen to the voices in his head They said it would be better if he was dead He quickly made a strong poison to drink It went down his throat with no time to think So behold the best doctor in town Once loved but now thought about with a frown
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