In the song dollars and cents are mentioned, which is inconsistent with the currency in the 'Verse (credits or platinum), although that may be a reference to the currency on Earth-That-Was. Reservoir Songs - The Ballad of John and Jane Doe Lyrics. from TN. In Serenity: Better Days, the Hero of Canton is once again mentioned after Jayne gives a monk some money to buy shoes. Lyrics to The Ballad Of Jayne send your comment Comments: 16 Jason from Oklahoma Mandy S. The song reappears at the end of the episode in an instrumental arrangement, and in a slower, more melancholy version, as Jayne and Mal are discussing Jayne's impact on the Mudders, and what truly makes someone a hero. Our love for him now ain't hard to explain, The Hero of Canton, the man they call Jayne! Behind the scenes Stood up to the Man and he gave him what for.
Here we go! He robbed from the rich and he gave to the poor. The man they call Jayne He turned round his plane, And headed out for the stars. The man they call Jayne, He turned 'round his plane, And let that money hit sky. Now here is what separates heroes From common folk like you and I. Our love for him now ain't hard to explain, The Hero of Canton, the man they call Jayne. He robbed from the rich and he gave to the poor. So he said, "You can't do that to my people!" "You can't crush them under your heel." Jayne strapped on his hat, And in five seconds flat, Stole everything Boss Higgins had to steal. And he saw that magistrate takin' Every dollar and leavin' five cents. Our love for him now, ain't hard to explain, The hero of Canton, the man they call Jayne! Now Jayne saw the Mudders' backs breakin'. OH MY SOUL, IS IT HERE OR IS IT ROTTING SOMEWHERE WITH MY HEAD. Stood up to the man and he gave him what for. Lyrics Jayne! The man they call Jayne! He robbed from the rich and he gave to the poor. Read about The Ballad of Jane Doe by Emily Rohm & Ride the Cyclone World Premiere Cast Recording Ensemble and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. This is especially apparent with the lyric 'time dont heal a broken gun.' - a play on the bands name, but nonetheless, a statement of sorrow, heartbreak, and missing something that once was. The song was written by the workers, known as " mudders", of the Canton factory on Higgins' Moon, for the money which Jayne stole from Magistrate Higgins and had to throw overboard during his escape in the episode Jaynestown. The lyrics recall a 'diamond shining bright in the rain,' and seem to be coming from someone that is mournful and nostalgic for days gone by. Hero of Canton, The Ballad of Jayne Cobb, was a song about Jayne Cobb.
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