In Australia a bandid or an outlaw was called a bushranger One of Australia's most infamous bushranger was a man named Ned Kelly
Ned Kelly was a wild young bushranger Out of Victoria he rode with his brother Dan He loved his people and he loved his freedom And he loved to ride the wide open land
Ned Kelly was a victim of the changes That came when his land was a sprout and seed And the wrongs he did were multiplied in legend With young Australia growing like a weed
Ned Kelly took the blame Ned Kelly won the fame Ned Kelly brought the shame and then Ned Kelly hanged
Well he hid out in the bush and in the forest And he loved to hear the wind blow in the trees While the men behind the badge were coming for him Ned said they'll never bring me to my knees
But everything was changed and run in cycles And Ned knew that his day was at an end He made a suit of armour out of ploughshares But Ned was brought down by the trooper's men
