An episode of The Engines of Our Ingenuity explores the origins of a well-known song. Episode 3407 is titled "Who Wrote the Song?" and delves into the topic of authorship.
The episode also mentions John Jacob Niles, suggesting a connection to the song in question. John Jacob Niles is noted for giving us some of our best-loved music, implying his involvement in the creation of cherished songs. However, the specific details of the song and its writer are not provided here.
Further information about the song and its author can be found in episode 3407 of The Engines of Our Ingenuity.
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