Listen, good people
The cruel and painful
Story of the Dalton brothers
Who were the embodiment of evil
And let this serve as an example
To all those whom the devil
Leads astray

As little ones, at school
Instead of pencils
They had files
In place of ties, linen ropes
Don't be surprised
If their very first crime
Was to make their mother die of grief

Tagada, tagada, here come the Daltons
Tagada, tagada, here come the Daltons
They were the Daltons
Tagada, tagada, there's no one left

The years passed
They had managed to catch rabies
And tie up the doctor who was giving the vaccines
And then they infected the people in the neighborhood
Having fun biting them, then blaming the dogs

Tagada, tagada, here come the Daltons
Tagada, tagada, here come the Daltons
They were the Daltons
Tagada, tagada, there's no one left

They became men
A word of advice, my friend, before you cross them
Kiss your wife, shake my hand
Quickly on life, go get insured
Cut your throat and throw yourself under the train

Tagada, tagada, here come the Daltons
Tagada, tagada, here come the Daltons
They were the Daltons
Tagada, tagada, there's no one left

But Justice was watching
As every day, their heads increased
By twenty cents
American cents
They were so vain and greedy for money
They turned themselves in to collect the reward
Because they were even more stupid than they were wicked

Tagada, tagada, here come the Daltons
Tagada, tagada, here come the Daltons
They were the Daltons
Tagada, tagada, there's no one left

VIEW ORIGINAL LYRICS