Biografia:
Joanna Newsom nasceu em 1982. É harpista, pianista, cantora e compositora. Suas canções são inspiradas em sua cidade Natal, Nevada (EUA).
Newsom estudou composição e teoria musical no Mills College, Califórnia.
Após uma série de apresentações com o cantor e ator Will Oldham, ela logo conseguiu assinar um contrato com a gravadora Drag City e produziu o seu primeiro álbum The Milk-Eyed Mender em 2004. Logo a seguir, Newsom saiu em excursão com Devendra Banhart e a banda Vetiver.
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Outras músicas:
- '81
- Bridges And Balloons
- Clam Crab Cockle Cowry
- Emily
- On A Good Day
- Peach, Plum, Pear
- 81
- A Pin Light Bent
- Anecdotes
- Autumn
- Baby Birch
- Book Of Right
- Ca The Yowes To The Nowes
- Cassiopeia
- Clam Crab Cockle Cowrie
- Cosmia
- Divers
- Does Not Suffice
- Easy
- En Gallop
- Esme
- Go Long
- Good Intentions Paving Company
- Goose Eggs
- Have One On Me
- In California
- Inflamatory Writ
- Inflammatory Writ
- Jackrabbits
- Kingfisher
- Leaving The City
- Look And Despair
- Make Hay
- Monkey Bear
- No Provenance
- Occident
- Only Skin
- Peach Plum Pear
- Ribbon Bows
- Sadie
- Sapokanikan
- Sawdust And Diamonds
- Soft As Chalk
- Sprout And The Bean
- Swansea
- The Divers Wife
- The Fray
- The Northstar Grassman And The Ravens
- The Things I Say
- This Side Of The Blue
- Time As A Symptom
- Waltz Of The 101St Lightborne
- What We Have Known
- You And Me Bess
- You Will Not Take My Heart Alive
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
HAVE ONE ON ME
CHORDS USED:
Gmaj7: 3x0032
Bm: x24432
A/F#m: x04220
F#m: 244222
C#m7: x46454
A: x02220
Dmaj7: xx0222
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Em: 022000
D7: xx0212
Daug7: xx312
D: xx0232
C: x32010
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B7: x21202
Gmaj7 /A
From the courtyard, I floated in
Bm
and watched it go down.
A/F#m
Heard the cup drop;
thought, "Well,
F#m
that's why they keep them around."
C#m7 /B
The blackguard sat hard, down,
A
with no head on him now,
Dmaj7
and I felt so bad,
Gmaj7
cause I didn't know how
F#/D Em
to feel bad enough
D (Dmaj7, D7, Daug7)
to make him proud.
Gmaj7
By the time you read this,
Bm
I will be so far away.
A/F#m
Daddy longlegs, how in the world
F#m
am I to be expected to stay?
C#m7
In the night—
B A
in the night, you may hear me call
Dmaj7
Pa, stay your hand
Gmaj7
and steel your resolve.
F#/D Em
Stay where you are,
D
so long and tall.
D7 / Daug7
D C
Here's Lola--ta da!--to do
Bb F
her famous Spider Dance for you!
G A
Lighten up your pockets!
F Eb
Shake her skirts and scatter, there,
Bb Gm
a shrieking, six-legged millionaire
C
with a blight in his sockets.
D
Miss Montez,
C Bb
the Countess of Lansfeld,
F G A
appealed to the King of Bavaria,
F
saying, "Pretty papa,
Eb
if you are my friend—
Bb Gm
mister daddy longlegs, they are at it again!—
C
Can I see ya?"
D C
Poor Lola! A tarantula mounting
Bb
Countess Lansfeld's
F G
handsome brassiere,
A
while they all cheer.
F Eb
And the old king fell from grace,
Bb
while Lola fled,
Gm C
To save face and her career
Am Em B7 C
You caught a fly, floating by,
D F
Wait for him to drown in the dust;
E7 C
drown in the dust of other flies,
Am Em
whereby the machine is run,
B7 C
and the deed is done.
D F
Heaven has no word
E7
for the way you and your friends
C D
have treated poor Louis.
C Bb F D A (D, A)
May god save your poor soul, Lo-la!
G F Eb Bb
(But there is nothing I adore,
Cm G F C
apart from that whore's black heart.)
D C
Well, doesn't that just beat all!
Miss Gilbert,
Bb F
called to Castlemaine
G A
by the silver dollar and the gold glitter!
F
Well, I've seen lots,
Eb Bb
but never, in a million years,
Gm C
would think to see you, here.
D
Though the long road
C
begins and ends with you,
Bb F
I cannot seem to make amends
G A
with you, Louis.
F
When we go out,
Eb Bb Gm
they're bound to see you with me.
D C
At night, I walk in the park,
with a whip,
Bb
between the lines
F
of the whispering Jesuits,
G A
who are poisoning you against me.
F
There's a big black spider
Eb
hanging over my door.
Bb Gm
Can't go anywhere, anymore.
C
Tell me, are you with me?
D C
I called to you, several times,
Bb
while the change took place
F G
and then arrived, all night,
A
and I died.
F
But all these songs,
Eb Bb
when you and I are long gone,
Gm
will carry on.
C
Mud in your eye.
Am Em
You asked my hand,
B7 C
hired a band.
D F
"In your heart is all that you need;
E C
ask and you will receive," it is said.
B/C Am
I threw my bouquet,
Em
and I knocked 'em dead.
B7 C
Bottle of white, bottle of red.
D F
Helpless as a child,
E
when you held me in your arms,
C
and I knew that no other
B/C Am
could ever love me as you loved.
Em
Love me as you loved,
B7 C
But help me! I'm leaving!
D F
I remember everything,
E C
down to the sound of you shaving--
the scrape of your razor,
B/C Am
the dully-abrading black hair
Em
that remained
B7 C
when you clutched at me,
D F
that night I came upstairs, half-dead,
E
and, in your kindness,
C
you put me straightaway
in the cupboard,
B/C Am
with a bottle of champagne,
Em
and then, later, on a train.
B7 C
It was dark out, I was half-dead.
D F
I saw a star fall into the sky,
E
like a chunk of thrown coal,
C
as if god himself spat
B/C
like a cornered rat.
Am Em
I really want you to do this for me,
B7 C
will you have one on me?
D F
It was dark; I was drunk and half-dead,
E
and we slept, knocking heads,
C
sitting up in the star-smoking air,
B/C Am
knocking heads like buoys.
Em
Don't you worry for me!
B7 C
Will you have one on me!
D F
Meanwhile, I will raise my own glass
E
to how you made me fast
C
and expendable,
B/C Am
and I will drink to your excellent health,
Em
and your cruelty.
B7 C
Will you have one on me?
D F
--helpless as a child,
E
when you held me in your arms,
C
and I knew that no other
B D A B
could ever love me--
Oooh oooh ooh part : (B, D, A, B)
Gmaj7 A
From the courtyard, I floated in
Bm
and watched it go down.
A/F#m
Heard the cup drop;
thought, "Well,
F#m
that's why they keep them around."
C#m7 B
The blackguard sat hard, down,
A
with no head on him now,
Dmaj7
and I felt so bad,
Gmaj7
cause I didn't know how
F#/D Em
to feel bad enough
D
to make him proud.
D7 D
Well daddy longlegs, are you?
D7 D
Daddy longlegs, are you?
D7 Gmaj7
Daddy longlegs, are you proud?
F#/D, Em
D
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D7: xx0212
Daug7: xx312
D: xx0232
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Am: x02210
B7: x21202
Gmaj7 /A
From the courtyard, I floated in
Bm
and watched it go down.
A/F#m
Heard the cup drop;
thought, "Well,
F#m
that's why they keep them around."
C#m7 /B
The blackguard sat hard, down,
A
with no head on him now,
Dmaj7
and I felt so bad,
Gmaj7
cause I didn't know how
F#/D Em
to feel bad enough
D (Dmaj7, D7, Daug7)
to make him proud.
Gmaj7
By the time you read this,
Bm
I will be so far away.
A/F#m
Daddy longlegs, how in the world
F#m
am I to be expected to stay?
C#m7
In the night—
B A
in the night, you may hear me call
Dmaj7
Pa, stay your hand
Gmaj7
and steel your resolve.
F#/D Em
Stay where you are,
D
so long and tall.
D7 / Daug7
D C
Here's Lola--ta da!--to do
Bb F
her famous Spider Dance for you!
G A
Lighten up your pockets!
F Eb
Shake her skirts and scatter, there,
Bb Gm
a shrieking, six-legged millionaire
C
with a blight in his sockets.
D
Miss Montez,
C Bb
the Countess of Lansfeld,
F G A
appealed to the King of Bavaria,
F
saying, "Pretty papa,
Eb
if you are my friend—
Bb Gm
mister daddy longlegs, they are at it again!—
C
Can I see ya?"
D C
Poor Lola! A tarantula mounting
Bb
Countess Lansfeld's
F G
handsome brassiere,
A
while they all cheer.
F Eb
And the old king fell from grace,
Bb
while Lola fled,
Gm C
To save face and her career
Am Em B7 C
You caught a fly, floating by,
D F
Wait for him to drown in the dust;
E7 C
drown in the dust of other flies,
Am Em
whereby the machine is run,
B7 C
and the deed is done.
D F
Heaven has no word
E7
for the way you and your friends
C D
have treated poor Louis.
C Bb F D A (D, A)
May god save your poor soul, Lo-la!
G F Eb Bb
(But there is nothing I adore,
Cm G F C
apart from that whore's black heart.)
D C
Well, doesn't that just beat all!
Miss Gilbert,
Bb F
called to Castlemaine
G A
by the silver dollar and the gold glitter!
F
Well, I've seen lots,
Eb Bb
but never, in a million years,
Gm C
would think to see you, here.
D
Though the long road
C
begins and ends with you,
Bb F
I cannot seem to make amends
G A
with you, Louis.
F
When we go out,
Eb Bb Gm
they're bound to see you with me.
D C
At night, I walk in the park,
with a whip,
Bb
between the lines
F
of the whispering Jesuits,
G A
who are poisoning you against me.
F
There's a big black spider
Eb
hanging over my door.
Bb Gm
Can't go anywhere, anymore.
C
Tell me, are you with me?
D C
I called to you, several times,
Bb
while the change took place
F G
and then arrived, all night,
A
and I died.
F
But all these songs,
Eb Bb
when you and I are long gone,
Gm
will carry on.
C
Mud in your eye.
Am Em
You asked my hand,
B7 C
hired a band.
D F
"In your heart is all that you need;
E C
ask and you will receive," it is said.
B/C Am
I threw my bouquet,
Em
and I knocked 'em dead.
B7 C
Bottle of white, bottle of red.
D F
Helpless as a child,
E
when you held me in your arms,
C
and I knew that no other
B/C Am
could ever love me as you loved.
Em
Love me as you loved,
B7 C
But help me! I'm leaving!
D F
I remember everything,
E C
down to the sound of you shaving--
the scrape of your razor,
B/C Am
the dully-abrading black hair
Em
that remained
B7 C
when you clutched at me,
D F
that night I came upstairs, half-dead,
E
and, in your kindness,
C
you put me straightaway
in the cupboard,
B/C Am
with a bottle of champagne,
Em
and then, later, on a train.
B7 C
It was dark out, I was half-dead.
D F
I saw a star fall into the sky,
E
like a chunk of thrown coal,
C
as if god himself spat
B/C
like a cornered rat.
Am Em
I really want you to do this for me,
B7 C
will you have one on me?
D F
It was dark; I was drunk and half-dead,
E
and we slept, knocking heads,
C
sitting up in the star-smoking air,
B/C Am
knocking heads like buoys.
Em
Don't you worry for me!
B7 C
Will you have one on me!
D F
Meanwhile, I will raise my own glass
E
to how you made me fast
C
and expendable,
B/C Am
and I will drink to your excellent health,
Em
and your cruelty.
B7 C
Will you have one on me?
D F
--helpless as a child,
E
when you held me in your arms,
C
and I knew that no other
B D A B
could ever love me--
Oooh oooh ooh part : (B, D, A, B)
Gmaj7 A
From the courtyard, I floated in
Bm
and watched it go down.
A/F#m
Heard the cup drop;
thought, "Well,
F#m
that's why they keep them around."
C#m7 B
The blackguard sat hard, down,
A
with no head on him now,
Dmaj7
and I felt so bad,
Gmaj7
cause I didn't know how
F#/D Em
to feel bad enough
D
to make him proud.
D7 D
Well daddy longlegs, are you?
D7 D
Daddy longlegs, are you?
D7 Gmaj7
Daddy longlegs, are you proud?
F#/D, Em
D
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