Sing the Old Songs by Booker T. Washington

Washington reminisces about the spirituals and folk songs sung by formerly enslaved people, connecting their lyrics to hope, endurance, and community. He reflects on their role in preserving history and uplifting the soul during hardship. The narrative recalls moments when songs comforted and united people. The plot centers on the emotional and cultural significance of music in African American life. A lyrical tribute to tradition, memory, and the power of shared voice.