Viva (part 1)

I know how important it is to have the organ delivered to your mission father. And even though there is a revolution, I'll get it through to you, somehow. Gun will travel. Starring Mr. John Dana as Paladin.

San Francisco, 1875. The Carlton Hotel. Headquarters of a man called Paladin. Oh, hey boy. Oh, you saw? Did you follow me upstairs? Yes, I have a bag packed. I want you to bring down. I have to hurry.

Oh, you ready to leave? Just about. Miss Yewong, very wide about this place you go. In New Mexico? Yes, she's a very strange place. No more strange than a lot of places my business takes me.

What you worried about? No, Miss Apaladin, I miss Yewong worried that you will drink too much brandy and have big hang over. She say, please remember this. Well, what does that got to do? Oh, Miss Wong.

You two friends certainly make mess in this room last night. I'm afraid they did, Miss Wong. I'm sorry. We have to pick up some things, then I'm on my way. Oh, Mr. Paladin. Oh, you got that place?

Why this sudden concern about where I go, this happens to be an important business assignment. But, Mr. Paladin, that place, so strange. Whole river of branding? The whole river of Brandy, the Rio Grande. Oh, yes, sir.

And just where did you get your information? Mr. Bagshaw. Bagshaw, the old cowboy gone rich who has the sweet on the third floor. Yes, sir. He sings song all about where you go. He did song to Missy Wong.

Oh, I did. What's the song? Oh, it's the one not sing as well as Mr. Bagshaw, but he's something like this. Where the coffee grows on the white oak tree And the river flows with Brandy.