Lyrics:
Where can a sick man goWhen he can't choke down the medicine the old doc knowsA specialist came to town, but he stays at homeSayin', 'No one knows, so I don't'Honey, when in RomeWhere can a teacher goWherever she thinks people need the things she knowsHey, those books you gave us look good on the shelves at homeAnd they'll burn one in the fireplaceTeacher, when in RomeGrab a blanket, sisterWe'll make smoke signalsBring us some new bloodIt feels like we're aloneGrab a blanket, brotherSo we don't catch coldFrom one anotherI wonder if we're stuck in RomeWhere can a dead man goThe question with an answer only dead men knowBut I'm going to bet they never really feel at homeIf they spent a lifetime learningHow to live in Rome