Carl Sandburg's "Chicago"

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'Chicago' is a 1914 poem by Carl Sandburg that famously describes the city as 'City of the Big Shoulders.' The episode's title card 'The City with Broad, Bare Shoulders' parodies this line.

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Mentioned once in Its Hard To Say Goodbye If You Wont Leave.

Its Hard To Say Goodbye If You Wont Leave

Season 3 · Episode 10 · S03E10

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“THE CITY WITH BROAD, BARE SHOULDERS”
— Frasier

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