Song of Death

William Gargon stars as Barry Cray, confidential investigator. There's a big house up the river, but always has the welcome mat out, folks. Just drop in. Any old. Cry. The National Broadcasting Company presents William Gargon, in another transcribed drama of mystery and adventure, with America's number one detective, Barry Cray, confidential investigator.

Barry Cray, speaking. The streamlined confidential operator keeps a case file with a nod to police regulations and with a nod to prosperity. A book of memoirs someday you'll figure to show your grandchildren you will full of hustle yourself once upon a time.

You keep a well detailed file, a case number so and so, the nature of the crime, the principal actor, the outcome. page one stating by who and just how you pulled into the felony in the first place take the file in my hand right now numbers one one three who asked me into the case reads father Neptune father Neptune old man see case I work

gratis the old man didn't mean throw me a fish I've been at a sailing over to a west side piers, being a friend of. I hung around the docks for a while, walking off the champagne and canopy.

And wondering what there is about a lonesome river at night that makes a little man inside you cry. What about that time Father Neptune decided to take my thoughts off me and transfer them to a mermaid in the drink?

A drowning mermaid the way it sounded. Where are you? Well, December is a great month for a dipper to the river a solo band but in I went hey hey grab a hobby hey I didn't play a stranglehold I'll write you a rescue lady you'll have to okay much as I hate you on the