I was watching an old movie and reading (I almost never just watch TV.) When the recurring the song got my attention. The song or at least the chorus which they keep repeating.
An old "B" western (Best film from 1956.) The tale of an old battle with the Indians (American Aborigines) the set in Palo Duro Canyon and Durango, Mexico, I had to watch! I’ve toured Palo Duro Canyon on horse back, it was the last time I rode being 6 weeks after I smashed my leg. Despite the scenery I keep hearing that therm song.
My readers know what I except from Loan Originators as I posted in May or 2007 Stone Tablets / Bill's Rules For Loan Rep's Then in June of 2010 I addressed both LO’s and Agents in Stone Tablets Or An Etch-A-Sketch.
I’ve written extensively about selecting both LO’s and Agents in my books, but nothing is as simple as that chorus singing in my head this morning.
I’ve Googled the song, the writer and the movie searched YouTube, but I can’t find the entire song or any veido, sorry.
The movie was "Comanche" staring Dana Andrews. The theme song preformed by "The Lancers" was written by Alfred Perry.
The haunting refrain, that works so well when choosing an Agent or LO:
"A man is as good as his word/as good as his word is he/and if he is as good as his word/he's good enough for me"
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