The “Rhinestone Cowboy” is headed for his last roundup.
Music legend Glen Campbell is spending his last days befuddled and confused, barely knowing his own family and friends – and unable to remember the words to some of his own songs.
Pals now fear that Glen, 78, who’s been living in a Nashville full-time care facility since March, is living on borrowed time.
The National ENQUIRER has obtained exclusive pictures of a bewildered-looking Glen strumming his guitar inside the center. He has his own room on a ward with other Alzheimer’s patients.
Glen was diagnosed with the disease in 2011 and the last time he publicly performed was at the 2012 Grammys.
“Behind closed doors, he spends most of his time alone mumbling incoherently. He’s lost his will to live,” an insider told The ENQUIRER.