| Song | D.B. Cooper |
| Artist | Todd Snider |
| Album | Near Truths And Hotel Rooms |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Snider | |
| Snider | |
| D.B Cooper was 43 when we first heard his name | |
| 47 miles away from where he fell down to his fame | |
| But he told me that the hardest part wasn't really jumping out of the plane | |
| It was spending the night watching them lights shine through the pouring rain. | |
| They had a man hunt that next morning like nothing I had ever seen | |
| I was only eight years old at the time watching on a TV screen | |
| And they were saying he was never gonna make it now, now that daylight had set in | |
| But later that night they were shining those lights down on the mountain again. | |
| Not far away from the City of Roses | |
| They all watched those lights up through the rain | |
| For D.B. Cooper. | |
| Well, the cops blocked off all the exit roads and turned loose all of the hounds | |
| They even dragged the river up a couple of times to see if he had drowned | |
| With all those men working overtime they swore they would bring him down | |
| But a parachute and a few hundred dollars was all that they ever found. | |
| Not far away from the City of Roses | |
| They all watched those lights up through the rain. | |
| Now some people say that he died up there somewhere in the rain and the wind | |
| Other people say that he got away but then his girlfriend did him in | |
| The law men say if he is out there someday they're gonna bring him in | |
| As for me, I hope they never see D.B. Cooper again. | |
| Not far away from the City of Roses | |
| A light shined from a house out in the rain | |
| It was D.B. Cooper drinking champagne, drinking champagne. |
| zuo ci : Snider | |
| Snider | |
| D. B Cooper was 43 when we first heard his name | |
| 47 miles away from where he fell down to his fame | |
| But he told me that the hardest part wasn' t really jumping out of the plane | |
| It was spending the night watching them lights shine through the pouring rain. | |
| They had a man hunt that next morning like nothing I had ever seen | |
| I was only eight years old at the time watching on a TV screen | |
| And they were saying he was never gonna make it now, now that daylight had set in | |
| But later that night they were shining those lights down on the mountain again. | |
| Not far away from the City of Roses | |
| They all watched those lights up through the rain | |
| For D. B. Cooper. | |
| Well, the cops blocked off all the exit roads and turned loose all of the hounds | |
| They even dragged the river up a couple of times to see if he had drowned | |
| With all those men working overtime they swore they would bring him down | |
| But a parachute and a few hundred dollars was all that they ever found. | |
| Not far away from the City of Roses | |
| They all watched those lights up through the rain. | |
| Now some people say that he died up there somewhere in the rain and the wind | |
| Other people say that he got away but then his girlfriend did him in | |
| The law men say if he is out there someday they' re gonna bring him in | |
| As for me, I hope they never see D. B. Cooper again. | |
| Not far away from the City of Roses | |
| A light shined from a house out in the rain | |
| It was D. B. Cooper drinking champagne, drinking champagne. |
| zuò cí : Snider | |
| Snider | |
| D. B Cooper was 43 when we first heard his name | |
| 47 miles away from where he fell down to his fame | |
| But he told me that the hardest part wasn' t really jumping out of the plane | |
| It was spending the night watching them lights shine through the pouring rain. | |
| They had a man hunt that next morning like nothing I had ever seen | |
| I was only eight years old at the time watching on a TV screen | |
| And they were saying he was never gonna make it now, now that daylight had set in | |
| But later that night they were shining those lights down on the mountain again. | |
| Not far away from the City of Roses | |
| They all watched those lights up through the rain | |
| For D. B. Cooper. | |
| Well, the cops blocked off all the exit roads and turned loose all of the hounds | |
| They even dragged the river up a couple of times to see if he had drowned | |
| With all those men working overtime they swore they would bring him down | |
| But a parachute and a few hundred dollars was all that they ever found. | |
| Not far away from the City of Roses | |
| They all watched those lights up through the rain. | |
| Now some people say that he died up there somewhere in the rain and the wind | |
| Other people say that he got away but then his girlfriend did him in | |
| The law men say if he is out there someday they' re gonna bring him in | |
| As for me, I hope they never see D. B. Cooper again. | |
| Not far away from the City of Roses | |
| A light shined from a house out in the rain | |
| It was D. B. Cooper drinking champagne, drinking champagne. |