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Backstory:

This song speaks to an Alzheimer's victim.  It is reality-based, since I entertain once a month at the Alzheimer's Unit of a local nursing home.  This is a rough demo of the song.  Should I sing it to the patients (some are quite aware)?
Thanks for the feedback.

Lyrics:

                                                  
SECTION A1
Where have you gone to, my friend?  Where do you live?
You don't know me anymore; I can only give
You care and space--a safe and stable place
And wonder
Where have you gone?
SECTION B1
The phases of the moon; a fragrance in the room upset you
The cycles of the day; the words you try to say distress you.
SECTION A2
Where have you gone to, my friend?  Where do you live?
I don't know you anymore; I must forgive
Your glare, your stare, as if I wasn't there
I wonder
Where have you gone?
SECTION B2
You don't know what a restroom's for, yet you can unlock any door.
Your sudden words of hate, to me, anticipate
The hell I fear you're going through.
SECTION A3
Where have you gone to, my friend?  How do you live?
I can't reach you anymore; yes, I forgive
Your crazy clever ways that make me so afraid; 
Wherever you've gone to, I'll go there too.
I'm so afraid; wherever you've gone to, I'll go there too.