Carl Sandburgs 79th Birthday

One time comes, man will get win rather than I get lineup with brother. The CBS Radio Workshop, dedicated to man's imagination. Today, Carl Samberg, poet, historian, novelist. The minstrel voice of America recorded on his 79th birthday.

I have an old song with the hype and depth to be found in shape. It's in the forest, waters, merges, and hangings.

Bodies and wild bois, like the baby's, birds and lovers behind. And by every day when I end the guitar, and what I live with, I understand it. Old songs and new songs and as long as I live, I'm gonna be learning.

and her son shall ever be accepted. And her voice by foreign praise.

And there is a march with call and come back, with blood, with a cup of American roots in the last war. And as the mission of our U-R-U-G,

I was like a saint about being out of jail. Second,

to you, to you, to you, to you, to you, So I say, little forgot, he's up to young, like, reading this, nine o'clock and then going home and

he'll see that. If you leave him, he'll see that. But we just, one hundred years,

and a go, ten sixty-five days, with the end, to be listening to the public. To review, the most addictive review,

the number of questions starts there, the number of questions, they don't take themselves seriously. Today, the criminals, and they give us the treatment that's meant to be the layoff and the law of reason, of being just men, of cutting and quivering.

They're not living in regular. The criminals are not in the middle of the prison. The patent is intended as I would like to ever stand there.