Reckless Kelly

# Look at the sun #

# Falling from the sky #

# Look at the sunset #

# Takes my mind #

# Back #

# To my homeland #

# Far away #

# It's the story #

# It's the story #

# Runnin' in my mind #

# It's so clear #

# It's so clear #

# I remember #

# I remember #

# Oh, my #

# Oh, my #

# Oh, my #

# Oh, my #

# Sunset gleaming #

# Hey #

# Hey, people #

# Can you dig what I say? #

# Our land #

# Our land #

# Hear what I say #

# Hear what I say #

# To the people #

# Of the land #

# Try my #

# Try my #

# Try my #

# Sunset, baby #

The Kelly Gang had been holding up banks

for as long as, well, for as long as there'd been banks.

Historically, we were the World's First Biker Gang.

What really set us apart from all the other outlaws

was our philosophy.

We always gave everything we stole to the poor.

My uncle Dan had been the most notorious aboriginal outlaw

of all time,

until he retired to run the family pub.

My brother job was the Gang's tax expert,

and the rest of the Gang worked full-time

in the manufacture and consumption of beer.

Come on, Ned. You're be late for work.

# Wild thing #

# You make my heart sing... #

Yep. Times has changed, all right.

The entire bank-robbing division

of the once world-famous Kelly Gang

had been reduced to just one man...

me.

# Oh #

# Wild thing #

# You make my heart sing, yeah... #

We lived in this wild pub.

It was so old that no one was sure

if it was actually built

or just somehow grew out of the ground.

Over the years, it has become home

to every kind of wildlife you can imagine.

# Wild thing #

# Wild thing #

Apart from my dog,

my bike was my best mate.

I personally built it from the wheels up

out of scrap metal.

Sure, it had some minor structural problems.

It wasn't exactly mechanically perfect,

but everyone respected it.

Especially Joe.

Morning, Dan.

Morning, Ned.

It is refueled.

Thanks, Joe.

You still haven't fixed that leaking pump.

Have now.

Ooh!

See yourself.

Our pub was on the shore of a national park,

hundreds of miles from anywhere.

I reckon it was as close to paradise

as you can get.

Riding to work that day,

nothing seemed different from any other day.

At least that's what I thought at the time.

Good morning. I'd like to make a withdrawal.

It's a .44.

Check out the dickhead talking to a machine.

That's no dickhead.

That's Ned Kelly.

Oh, yeah!

I don't think so.

Ouch. Computer malfunction.

Bingo.

This is the Kelly Gang...

And I'd like to make a deposit.

Deposit?

Yeah. Deposit this money

amongst the bank accounts of any people who can't repay their loans.

And I want receipts, and I want 'em now.

Oui. Oui. I will get all the staff onto it.

All officers, take your positions.

It was then I heard something

you rarely hear in the middle of a bank robbery...

Shakespeare.

"If music be the food of love,

play on. Give me excess of it."

"If music be the food of love..."

And who are you?

Robin Banks.

I was earlier. Now I'm depositin'.

This is my lunch break.

I love american accents.

Excuse me.

I like the way you talk.

In fact, I like everything about America.

What you reading?

Shakespeare.

I hate flies.

Mr. Kelly, all the people's receipts.

Thanks, mate.

This time he's trapped.

Hey...

maybe I'll see you later.

I doubt it, cowboy.

Bye, Ned.

Wait for it.

What's the matter, boys?

# Robbin' people with a six-gun #

# I fought the law and the law won #

# I fought the law and the law won #

# I needed money 'cause #

# I had none #

# I fought the law, and the #

# Law won #

# I fought the law #

# And the law won #

# I left my baby, and I feel so bad #

# I guess my race is run #

# She's the best girl that I ever had #

# I fought the law, and the law won #

# I fought the law, and the-- #

# I lost my girl, and I lost my fun #

# I fought the law, and the law won #

# I fought the law, and the law won #

# I fought the law, and the law won #

# Hey, I fought the law, and the law won #

# I fought the law, and the law won #

After him!

# I fought the law, and the law won #

# I said I fought the law... #

Of course, I didn't know it at the time,

but I'd just triggered off a chain of events

that was to threaten the very existence

of the Kelly Gang.

"...cannot see the pretty fall leaves that themselves commit,

or if they could, Cupid himself would blush."

The outlaw

dropped this.

Take it to Sir John's office immediately.

Ned Kelly has robbed yet another branch

of the International Trust Bank,

but this time his target was head office.

The bank's largest foreign investors

have responded by threatening to pack up

and go home.

However, locals are reacting quite differently.

Ned Kelly's deadly. He's great.

He's wonderful.

He's fabulous.

He gives us the cash.

He's got a great bike.

Since Ned Kelly has been depositing money

in our bank account,

I can afford more groceries.

Look.

Through the haphazard program

of redistributing money,

the Kelly Gang has effectively

lowered interest rates, cut inflation,

and raised the standard of living

for the average family.

Rotten bastards.

It's been Ned Kelly's complete disregard for authority

that has captured the Hearts of the People

and made him something of a national hero.

Yes?

Sir John, one of our young tellers

has some information regarding the robbery.

What is it?

Apparently this was dropped during the holdup.

Oh, Sir John.

There's also a Major Wib here to see you.

Yes. Come in.