This is a good song for exploring the depths of dispair, for whatever reason, and as is usual with Malvina Reynolds there's also a sense of irony (copy and paste into WORD/TIMES/12 for chord placement):

THERE'S A BOTTOM BELOW

(Words and music by Malvina Reynolds, Schroder Music Co. 1970)

Chorus:

F---------------------------A
Do you think you've hit bot-tom?
F
Do you think you've hit bot-tom?
----E
Oh, no! There's a bot-tom be-low.

E--------D
There's a low be-low the low, you know;
------------------------------E------------------A
You can't i-mag-ine how far you can go – DOWN! (CHO)


Every once in a while you'll rise and glow,
But that's only so they can let you go – DOWN!! (CHO)

You sit at a party and watch the fun,
It don't touch you none 'cause you're off and gone – DOWN!!(CHO)

There's the nightmare kind where you fall and fall,
And you wake to find you haven't been dreaming at all – DOWN!! (CHO)

(Repeat first verse and chorus)

Charley Noble, who's been to that well several times