Death's Old Sweet Song

Brought to you by Bromos Elter. How come it can be? Don't be shy.

Let's put your best for sure, nobody bites. After all, it's one we're well-set to the other. We'll have a howling good skill to keep your spirit in the inner sanctum to keep them down. Inner Sanctum Mystery, Death's Old Sweet Song, is an original radio drama written by Lou Vittis and stars Merciles McCame Bridge in the role of Fagt,

and is presented by the Emerson drug company of Baltimore, Maryland, whose registered pharmacists compound that speedy refreshing headache help in the familiar blue bottle, bromo-seltzer. Nothing fancy, just a couple of murders and a few pints of blood.

Except one, we're an old man. It's ready to die. But not yet. Not yet. To eat an organist plane. We eat song. The windows are shuttered and locked. The door is heavy and bolted from the inside. The moon wants my money.

They're young, I'm old. They want me to die. They cannot wait, they think. But I'm clever. Don't come closer. Don't. What are you going to do? Set poker door. You're very soon anyway. Put that poker down.

I don't want to die this way. I don't want to. I'm waiting. I saw you. You broke up your sleeve. She may run, but your blood is on her hand, and when she does, we'll wait for her, won't we?

Simon Prentice, Liz, isn't it? Are you going visiting a visitor?

Yes, I've got it. And it's Cuthie. That's too old fuck in the box. I am his cousin. How will you please announce me? I could lose my job. Mr Prentice is a very irreducible man.