Biografia:
Todd Daniel Snider is a singer-songwriter born October 11, 1966 in Portland, Oregon.
Best known for his wry humor, Snider has been a fixture on the Americana, alt-country, and folk scene since his debut on MCA, entitled Songs for the Daily Planet, named for the bar where Snider used to play regularly in Memphis. On that album were the minor hits "Talkin' Seattle Grunge Rock Blues", a folk song about the early '90's grunge scene, featuring a band that "refused to play"
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Outras músicas:
- Beer Run
- A Stones Throw Away
- All Of My Life
- All Right Guy
- Alright Guy
- Back To The Crossroads
- Ballad Of Devils Backbone Tavern
- Ballad Of The Devils Backbone Tavern
- Brenda
- Bring Em Home
- Broke
- Cheatam Street Warehouse
- Close Enough To You
- Conservative Christian Right Wing Republican Straight White American Males
- Crooked Piece Of Time
- Db Cooper
- Doublewide Blues
- Drink Any Woman Pretty
- East Nashville Skyline
- Easy Money
- Enjoy Yourself
- Enough
- Happy New Year
- Happy To Be Here
- Hey Hey
- Horseshoe Lake
- I Can Drink Any Woman Pretty
- I Cant Complain
- I Spoke As A Child
- Iron Mikes Main Mans Last Request
- Just In Case
- Just Like Old Times
- Keep Off The Grass
- Like A Force Of Nature
- Lonely Girl
- Long Year
- Looking For A Job
- Missing You
- Money Compliments And Publicity
- Moondawgs Tavern
- My Generation Part 2
- Once He Finds Us
- Out All Night
- Play A Train Song
- Positively Negative
- Prison Walls
- Ragged Old Truck
- Rose City
- Sideshow Blues
- Sometimes I Wonder
- Statisticians Blues
- Talking Seattle Grunge Rock Blues
- Tension
- That Was Me
- The Ballad Of The Kingsmen
- The Devil You Know
- This Land Is Our Land
- Tillamook County Jail
- Vinyl Records
- Waco Moon
- Whats Wrong With You
- You Think You Know Somebody
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D.B. Cooper by Todd Snider
G D C G
D.B. Cooper was 43 when we first heard his name.
G D C D
47 miles away from where he fell down to his fame.
C D G C
But he told me that the hardest part wasn't really jumping out of the plane.
G C D G
It was spending the night, watching them lights shine through the pouring rain.
G D C G ss
They had a manhunt that next morning like nothing I had ever seen.||
G D C D
I was only 8 years old at the time, watching on the tv screen.
C D G C
They were saying he was never gonna make it now, now that daylight had set in.
G C D G
But later that night they were shining a light down on the mountain again.
(chorus)
C G C G C Amin D
Not far away, from the city of roses, they all watched those lights up through the rain.
C G C G C
For D.B. Cooper.
G D C G
Well, the cops blocked off all the exit roads and turned out all of the hounds.
G D C D
They even dragged the river up a couple of times to see if he hit ground.
C D G C
With all of those men working overtime well they swore they would bring him down.
G C D G
But a parachute and a few hundred dollars is all that they've ever found.
(chorus)
C G C G C Amin D D
Not far away, from the city of roses, they all watched those lights up through the rain.
G D C G
Now some people say that he died up there, somewhere in the rain and the wind.
G D C D
Other people say that he got away, but then his girlfriend did him in.
C D G C
The lawmen say if he is out there, someday they're gonna drag him in.
G C D G
As for me, I hope they never see, D.B. Cooper again.
(chorus)
C G C G C Amin D
Not far away, from the city of roses, a light shines from a house out in the rain.
C G C G C
It was D.B. Cooper, drinking champagne. Drinking Champagne.
G D C G
D.B. Cooper was 43 when we first heard his name.
G D C D
47 miles away from where he fell down to his fame.
C D G C
But he told me that the hardest part wasn't really jumping out of the plane.
G C D G
It was spending the night, watching them lights shine through the pouring rain.
G D C G ss
They had a manhunt that next morning like nothing I had ever seen.||
G D C D
I was only 8 years old at the time, watching on the tv screen.
C D G C
They were saying he was never gonna make it now, now that daylight had set in.
G C D G
But later that night they were shining a light down on the mountain again.
(chorus)
C G C G C Amin D
Not far away, from the city of roses, they all watched those lights up through the rain.
C G C G C
For D.B. Cooper.
G D C G
Well, the cops blocked off all the exit roads and turned out all of the hounds.
G D C D
They even dragged the river up a couple of times to see if he hit ground.
C D G C
With all of those men working overtime well they swore they would bring him down.
G C D G
But a parachute and a few hundred dollars is all that they've ever found.
(chorus)
C G C G C Amin D D
Not far away, from the city of roses, they all watched those lights up through the rain.
G D C G
Now some people say that he died up there, somewhere in the rain and the wind.
G D C D
Other people say that he got away, but then his girlfriend did him in.
C D G C
The lawmen say if he is out there, someday they're gonna drag him in.
G C D G
As for me, I hope they never see, D.B. Cooper again.
(chorus)
C G C G C Amin D
Not far away, from the city of roses, a light shines from a house out in the rain.
C G C G C
It was D.B. Cooper, drinking champagne. Drinking Champagne.
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