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Verse 1
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There was a wild colonial boy,
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Jack Doolin was his name.
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Of poor but honest parents,
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he was born in Castle Main.
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He was his father's only hope
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and his mother's pride and joy.
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So dearly did his parents love
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their wild colonial boy
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So come away, my hearties,
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we'll range the mountainside
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Together we will plunder
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and together we will ride
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We'll cross the wild blue mountains
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And we'll scour the baffled plains
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We scorn to live in slavery
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Bound down with iron chains
He was scarcely sixteen
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years of age
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When he left his father's home
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And through Australia's sunny clime,
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a bushranger did roam.
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He robbed those wealthy squatters,
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and their stock he did destroy.
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And a terror to the rich man
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was the wild colonial boy.
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In sixty -one this daring youth
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Commenced his wild career
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With a heart that knew no danger
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No foeman did he fear
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He stuck up the Beechworth mail coach
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And he robbed Judge McAvoy
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Who, trembling cold, gave up his gold
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To the wild Cologne yule boy.
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One day as he was ridin'
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the mountainside along,
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A -listenin' to that kookaburra's
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happy lovin' song,
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He spied three mounted troopers,
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Kelly Davis and Fitzroy.
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Wide enough to capture him,
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the wild colonial boy.
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Surrender now, Jack Doolan,
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for you see there's three to one.
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Surrender in the Queen's name,
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for you're a plunderin' son
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Jack drew a pistol for all his belt,
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and he waved it like a toy
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I'll fight, but I'll never surrender,
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cried the wild colonial boy
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He fired at Trooper Kelly,
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and he brought him to the ground
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And in return from Davis,
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he received a mortal wound
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All shattered through the jaws he lay,
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still firing at Fitzroy
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And that's the way they cap tured him,
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wild colonial boy
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So come away, my hearties,
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we'll raise the mountains high
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Together we will plunder,
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and together we will ride
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We'll cross the wild blue mountains
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And we'll scour the Bathurst plains
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For we scorn to live in slavery
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Bound down with iron chains
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