<p class="tit-song">JACK DONAHOO <span class="pagenum"><SPAN id="page064" name="page064"></SPAN>(p. 064)</span></p>
<p>Come, all you bold, undaunted men,<br/>
You outlaws of the day,<br/>
It's time to beware of the ball and chain<br/>
And also slavery.<br/>
Attention pay to what I say,<br/>
And verily if you do,<br/>
I will relate you the actual fate<br/>
Of bold Jack Donahoo.</p>
<p>He had scarcely landed, as I tell you,<br/>
Upon Australia's shore,<br/>
Than he became a real highwayman,<br/>
As he had been before.<br/>
There was Underwood and Mackerman,<br/>
And Wade and Westley too,<br/>
These were the four associates<br/>
Of bold Jack Donahoo.</p>
<p>Jack Donahoo, who was so brave,<br/>
Rode out that afternoon,<br/>
Knowing not that the pain of death<br/>
Would overtake him soon.<br/>
So quickly then the horse police<br/>
From Sidney came to view;<br/>
"Begone from here, you cowardly dogs,"<br/>
Says bold Jack Donahoo.</p>
<p>The <span class="pagenum"><SPAN id="page065" name="page065"></SPAN>(p. 065)</span> captain and the sergeant<br/>
Stopped then to decide.<br/>
"Do you intend to fight us<br/>
Or unto us resign?"<br/>
"To surrender to such cowardly dogs<br/>
Is more than I will do,<br/>
This day I'll fight if I lose my life,"<br/>
Says bold Jack Donahoo.</p>
<p>The captain and the sergeant<br/>
The men they did divide;<br/>
They fired from behind him<br/>
And also from each side;<br/>
It's six police he did shoot down<br/>
Before the fatal ball<br/>
Did pierce the heart of Donahoo<br/>
And cause bold Jack to fall.</p>
<p>And when he fell, he closed his eyes,<br/>
He bid the world adieu;<br/>
Come, all you boys, and sing the song<br/>
Of bold Jack Donahoo.</p>
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