You've Been A Good Old Wagon, But You've Done Broke Down  

-song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
You've Been a Good Old Wagon, but You've Done Broke Down. Copyright, 1896, by Frank Harding. By Harney A Diller. 
I was standing in a crap came, doing no harm, baby, When a copper grabb'd me by my arm, honey, Took me down to the jail-house door, Place I never had been before-I was ran In. 
Chorus. No more will I buy my sweet thing pork chops, And hear her lily lips go flip-flop; The reason I'm in trouble about my sweet thing Is because this song to me she did sing. Good-bye, my honey, if you call it gone, darling; Good-bye, my honey, If you call it gone, darling; Good-bye, my honey, if you call it gone, You've been a good wagon, but you done broke down, bye-bye - [Dance] 
The judge asked me what had I done, baby; Said standing in a crap game, getting my gun, hot stuff. The Judge and jury said to me, "You have killed three niggers in the first degree-no bail.-Cho & Dance.