away, we see his embittered and alienated adulthood. Memories of events that drove Pink to isolation begin to recur in a loop: The teacher from "Another Brick in the Wall", the operator from "Young Lust", and the groupie from "One of My Turns", Pink's manager knocking and yelling out, "Time to go!" (to play a concert) and insane laughter are also mixed into the closing seconds, concluding with the ominous voice from "Is There Anybody Out There?", reverberating slowly into silence, and segueing into "Comfortably Numb" as Pink’s manager bursts through the door finding Pink unconscious from an overdose. Personnel Roger Waters – vocals David Gilmour – vocals on the reprise of "Is There Anybody Out There?" with: Joe Porcaro – snare drum 35 New York drummers including Bleu Ocean – snare drums New York Opera – choir New York Orchestra – strings See also List of anti-war songs Further reading Fitch, Vernon. The Pink Floyd Encyclopedia (3rd edition), 2005. . References Songs about soldiers Songs about the military Anti-war songs Pink Floyd songs 1979 songs Songs written by Roger Waters Song recordings produced by Bob Ezrin Song recordings produced by David Gilmour Song recordings produced by Roger Waters