Jim Jones at Botany Bay (feat. Kurt Russell) Lyrics

Song	Jim Jones at Botany Bay (feat. Kurt Russell)
Artist	YoungStar
Album	The Hateful Eight (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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[00:12.18]	Listen for a moment,lads,
[00:16.36]	and hear me tell my tale
[00:19.64]	How over the sea from England shore
[00:22.69]	I was condemned to sail
[00:26.24]	The jury found me guilty sir
[00:29.45]	And said the judge, said he:
[00:34.32]	For life, Jim Jones,
[00:36.37]	I’ll sentence you across the stormy sea
[00:41.45]
[00:43.00]	But take my tip before you ship to join the iron gang
[00:49.64]	Don't be too gay in Botany Bay
[00:53.00]	or else you'll surely hang
[00:57.57]	Or else you'll surely hang, said he,
[01:00.77]	and after that, Jim Jones
[01:05.23]	High up...High upon...
[01:09.79]	High upon the gallows tree
[01:13.43]	the crows will pick your bones
[01:17.51]
[01:19.35]	You'll have no chance for mischief then,
[01:22.46]	remember what I say
[01:25.93]	They'll flog the poaching out of you
[01:29.21]	out there on Botany Bay
[01:32.53]	Waves are high upon the sea,
[01:35.62]	the wind blows in gales
[01:40.41]	I'd rather drowned in misery
[01:43.95]	than come to New South Wales
[01:48.08]
[01:48.40]	The wind blew high upon the sea
[01:52.00]	when the pirates came along
[01:55.23]	But the soldiers on our convict ship
[01:58.00]	were full five hundred strong
[02:02.09]	They opened fire and somehow drove that pirate ship away
[02:10.00]	I'd rather joined that pirate ship
[02:13.64]	than gone to Botany Bay
[02:17.34]
[02:19.23]	And one dark night when everything is quiet in the town
[02:26.09]	I'll kill you bastards one and all,
[02:29.81]	and I’ll gun the floggers down
[02:33.29]	I'll give the law one little shock,
[02:36.29]	remember what I say
[02:40.96]	They'll yet regret they've sent Jim Jones
[02:43.39]	in chains to Botany Bay
[02:48.42]
[02:51.30]	Ruth : that’s the one you like to sing in the stagecoach ,hah?
[02:57.49]	Domergue: em
[02:58.95]	Ruth :It’s kinda pretty, you gotta another verse to it?
[03:03.34]	Domergue: yeah, lots.
[03:06.38]	Ruth :I know. Go ahead, sing it.
[03:12.82]	Domergue: whatever you say, John
[03:18.15]
[03:19.00]	Now day and night the irons clang
[03:22.77]	and like poor galley slaves
[03:26.20]	We toil and toil, and when we die
[03:29.58]	must fill dishonored graves
[03:33.12]	But by and by I'll break my chains into the bush I'll go
[03:40.78]	and you’ll be dead behind me John when I get to Mexico
[03:56.13]
[03:56.45]	Ruth :give me that guitar
[04:01.00]	music time’s over

	ti:
	ar:
	al:
[00:12.18]	Listen for a moment, lads,
[00:16.36]	and hear me tell my tale
[00:19.64]	How over the sea from England shore
[00:22.69]	I was condemned to sail
[00:26.24]	The jury found me guilty sir
[00:29.45]	And said the judge, said he:
[00:34.32]	For life, Jim Jones,
[00:36.37]	I' ll sentence you across the stormy sea
[00:41.45]
[00:43.00]	But take my tip before you ship to join the iron gang
[00:49.64]	Don' t be too gay in Botany Bay
[00:53.00]	or else you' ll surely hang
[00:57.57]	Or else you' ll surely hang, said he,
[01:00.77]	and after that, Jim Jones
[01:05.23]	High up... High upon...
[01:09.79]	High upon the gallows tree
[01:13.43]	the crows will pick your bones
[01:17.51]
[01:19.35]	You' ll have no chance for mischief then,
[01:22.46]	remember what I say
[01:25.93]	They' ll flog the poaching out of you
[01:29.21]	out there on Botany Bay
[01:32.53]	Waves are high upon the sea,
[01:35.62]	the wind blows in gales
[01:40.41]	I' d rather drowned in misery
[01:43.95]	than come to New South Wales
[01:48.08]
[01:48.40]	The wind blew high upon the sea
[01:52.00]	when the pirates came along
[01:55.23]	But the soldiers on our convict ship
[01:58.00]	were full five hundred strong
[02:02.09]	They opened fire and somehow drove that pirate ship away
[02:10.00]	I' d rather joined that pirate ship
[02:13.64]	than gone to Botany Bay
[02:17.34]
[02:19.23]	And one dark night when everything is quiet in the town
[02:26.09]	I' ll kill you bastards one and all,
[02:29.81]	and I' ll gun the floggers down
[02:33.29]	I' ll give the law one little shock,
[02:36.29]	remember what I say
[02:40.96]	They' ll yet regret they' ve sent Jim Jones
[02:43.39]	in chains to Botany Bay
[02:48.42]
[02:51.30]	Ruth : that' s the one you like to sing in the stagecoach , hah?
[02:57.49]	Domergue: em
[02:58.95]	Ruth : It' s kinda pretty, you gotta another verse to it?
[03:03.34]	Domergue: yeah, lots.
[03:06.38]	Ruth : I know. Go ahead, sing it.
[03:12.82]	Domergue: whatever you say, John
[03:18.15]
[03:19.00]	Now day and night the irons clang
[03:22.77]	and like poor galley slaves
[03:26.20]	We toil and toil, and when we die
[03:29.58]	must fill dishonored graves
[03:33.12]	But by and by I' ll break my chains into the bush I' ll go
[03:40.78]	and you' ll be dead behind me John when I get to Mexico
[03:56.13]
[03:56.45]	Ruth : give me that guitar
[04:01.00]	music time' s over

	ti:
	ar:
	al:
[00:12.18]	Listen for a moment, lads,
[00:16.36]	and hear me tell my tale
[00:19.64]	How over the sea from England shore
[00:22.69]	I was condemned to sail
[00:26.24]	The jury found me guilty sir
[00:29.45]	And said the judge, said he:
[00:34.32]	For life, Jim Jones,
[00:36.37]	I' ll sentence you across the stormy sea
[00:41.45]
[00:43.00]	But take my tip before you ship to join the iron gang
[00:49.64]	Don' t be too gay in Botany Bay
[00:53.00]	or else you' ll surely hang
[00:57.57]	Or else you' ll surely hang, said he,
[01:00.77]	and after that, Jim Jones
[01:05.23]	High up... High upon...
[01:09.79]	High upon the gallows tree
[01:13.43]	the crows will pick your bones
[01:17.51]
[01:19.35]	You' ll have no chance for mischief then,
[01:22.46]	remember what I say
[01:25.93]	They' ll flog the poaching out of you
[01:29.21]	out there on Botany Bay
[01:32.53]	Waves are high upon the sea,
[01:35.62]	the wind blows in gales
[01:40.41]	I' d rather drowned in misery
[01:43.95]	than come to New South Wales
[01:48.08]
[01:48.40]	The wind blew high upon the sea
[01:52.00]	when the pirates came along
[01:55.23]	But the soldiers on our convict ship
[01:58.00]	were full five hundred strong
[02:02.09]	They opened fire and somehow drove that pirate ship away
[02:10.00]	I' d rather joined that pirate ship
[02:13.64]	than gone to Botany Bay
[02:17.34]
[02:19.23]	And one dark night when everything is quiet in the town
[02:26.09]	I' ll kill you bastards one and all,
[02:29.81]	and I' ll gun the floggers down
[02:33.29]	I' ll give the law one little shock,
[02:36.29]	remember what I say
[02:40.96]	They' ll yet regret they' ve sent Jim Jones
[02:43.39]	in chains to Botany Bay
[02:48.42]
[02:51.30]	Ruth : that' s the one you like to sing in the stagecoach , hah?
[02:57.49]	Domergue: em
[02:58.95]	Ruth : It' s kinda pretty, you gotta another verse to it?
[03:03.34]	Domergue: yeah, lots.
[03:06.38]	Ruth : I know. Go ahead, sing it.
[03:12.82]	Domergue: whatever you say, John
[03:18.15]
[03:19.00]	Now day and night the irons clang
[03:22.77]	and like poor galley slaves
[03:26.20]	We toil and toil, and when we die
[03:29.58]	must fill dishonored graves
[03:33.12]	But by and by I' ll break my chains into the bush I' ll go
[03:40.78]	and you' ll be dead behind me John when I get to Mexico
[03:56.13]
[03:56.45]	Ruth : give me that guitar
[04:01.00]	music time' s over

Jim Jones at Botany Bay (feat. Kurt Russell) Lyrics

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