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* {{Foreshadowing}}: "On a Good Day" opens with the lines "Hey, hey, hey, the end is near / On a good day, you can see the end from here." Since the song is about their love being in a state of limbo after [[spoiler: the loss of their baby]] it could be hinting at that [[spoiler: their relationship isn't going to last.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: "On a Good Day" opens with the lines "Hey, hey, hey, the end is near / On a good day, you can see the end from here." Since the song is about their love being in a state of limbo after [[spoiler: the loss of their baby]] it could be hinting at that [[spoiler: their relationship isn't going to last.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: "On a Good Day" opens with the lines "Hey, hey, hey, the end is near / On a good day, you can see the end from here." Since the song is about their love being in a state of limbo after [[spoiler: the loss of their baby]] it could be hinting at that [[spoiler: their relationship isn't going to last.]]
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''Have One on Me'' is the third album by harpist and [[SingerSongwriter singer-songwriter]] Music/JoannaNewsom, released February 23, 2010. In stark contrast to its predecessor, ''[[Music/Ys2006 Ys]],'' which only contained five [[EpicRocking very long songs]], ''Have One on Me'' is a triple album, with eighteen total tracks at two hour long runtime. Three singles, "'81," "Good Intentions Paving Co." and "Kingfisher" were released to promote the album. ''Have One on Me'' was critically acclaimed upon release, though some criticized the ambitious triple album format and extensive runtime.
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''Have One on Me'' is the third album by harpist and [[SingerSongwriter singer-songwriter]] Music/JoannaNewsom, released February 23, 2010. In stark contrast to its predecessor, ''[[Music/Ys2006 Ys]],'' which only contained five [[EpicRocking very long songs]], ''Have One on Me'' is a triple album, with eighteen total tracks at two hour long runtime. Three singles, "'81," "Good Intentions Paving Co." and "Kingfisher" were released to promote the album. ''Have One on Me'' was critically acclaimed upon release, though some criticized the ambitious triple album format and extensive runtime.
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* ShoutOut: "Go Long" references three albums by Will Oldham, ''Ease Down the Road,'' ''Master and Everyone,'' and ''The Letting Go.''
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* OneWomanSong: "Esme," named after a newborn baby.
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* OneWomanSong: "Esme," named after a newborn baby. You could also count "You and Me, Bess" though the Bess in question is a horse.
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* ParentalLoveSong: [[spoiler: "Baby Birch" is a tragic version of this, being an ode to a child that didn't make it to birth.]]
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* ParentalLoveSong: ParentalLoveSong:
** [[spoiler: "Baby Birch" is a tragic version of this, being an ode to a child that didn't make it to birth.]]
** "Esme" is related to this trope, since the song is about a newborn baby, just not Newsom's. The song itself goes into her conflicted feelings of being happy for her friends and adoring their baby, but still struggling [[spoiler: with the grief of losing her own child.]]
** [[spoiler: "Baby Birch" is a tragic version of this, being an ode to a child that didn't make it to birth.]]
** "Esme" is related to this trope, since the song is about a newborn baby, just not Newsom's. The song itself goes into her conflicted feelings of being happy for her friends and adoring their baby, but still struggling [[spoiler: with the grief of losing her own child.]]
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* TitleTrack: Her first album to have one.
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* TitleTrack: Her first album to have one. Newsom says that the title reflects a CentralTheme of the album, namely sacrificing too much of yourself for other people for very little (or [[AllForNothing nothing]]) in return.
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* OneWomanSong: "Esme," named after a newborn baby.
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* BreakUpSong: "Does Not Suffice" paints a dreary picture of a relationship in its final stage, with the lyrics describing her packing her things to move out of her ex-lover's house.
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* BreakUpSong: [[spoiler: "Does Not Suffice" paints a dreary picture of a relationship in its final stage, fizzling out, with the lyrics describing her packing her things to move out of her ex-lover's house.]]
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* DownerEnding: "Does Not Suffice."
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: The album ends with "Does Not Suffice."Suffice," in which the relationship that is sung about all over the album ends, and all Newsom can do is hope that the other person knows she tried her best.]]
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* MinimalisticCoverArt: The initial cover featured only the text on a black background without the picture of Newsom. With the picture surrounded by antiques and furs, it becomes the opposite of this.
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* MinimalisticCoverArt: The initial cover featured only the text on a black background without the picture of Newsom. With the picture of her, surrounded by many antiques and furs, it becomes the opposite of this.
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[[caption-width-right:699:''Speak my name, and I appear.']]
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[[caption-width-right:699:''Speak my name, and I appear.']]
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Preceded by ''Music/Ys2006'' in 2006. Succeeded by ''Divers'' in 2015.
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Preceded by ''Music/Ys2006'' ''[[Music/Ys2006 Ys]]'' in 2006. Succeeded by ''Divers'' in 2015.
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[[quoteright:699:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hoom.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:699:''Say my name, and I appear.']]
[[caption-width-right:699:''Say my name, and I appear.']]
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* TheBlueBeard: "Go Long," complete with a visit to "a terrible room / Gilded with the gold teeth of the women who loved you."
** Explicitly referred to in-song: "Run away from home; your beard is still blue".
** Explicitly referred to in-song: "Run away from home; your beard is still blue".
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* TheBlueBeard: "Go Long," complete with a visit to "a terrible room / Gilded with the gold teeth of the women who loved you."
** Explicitly" Alo explicitly referred to in-song: "Run away from home; your beard is still blue".
** Explicitly
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''Have One on Me'' is the third album by harpist and [[SingerSongwriter singer-songwriter]] Music/JoannaNewsom, released February 23, 2010. In stark contrast to its predecessor, ''[[Music/Ys2006 Ys]],'' which only contained five very long songs, ''Have One on Me'' is a triple album, with eighteen total tracks at two hour long runtime. Three singles, "'81," "Good Intentions Paving Co." and "Kingfisher" were released to promote the album. ''Have One on Me'' was critically acclaimed upon release, though some criticized the ambitious triple album format and extensive runtime.
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''Have One on Me'' is the third album by harpist and [[SingerSongwriter singer-songwriter]] Music/JoannaNewsom, released February 23, 2010. In stark contrast to its predecessor, ''[[Music/Ys2006 Ys]],'' which only contained five [[EpicRocking very long songs, songs]], ''Have One on Me'' is a triple album, with eighteen total tracks at two hour long runtime. Three singles, "'81," "Good Intentions Paving Co." and "Kingfisher" were released to promote the album. ''Have One on Me'' was critically acclaimed upon release, though some criticized the ambitious triple album format and extensive runtime.
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Preceded by ''Music/Ys2006'' in 2006. Succeeded by ''Divers'' in 2015.
Preceded by ''Music/Ys2006'' in 2006. Succeeded by ''Divers'' in 2015.
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* AnimalMotif: Spiders in "Have One On Me." The song is based on Lola Montez, who was famed for her erotic "spider dance" and there's several lyrics references to spiders, tarantulas, and daddy-long-legs.
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* AnimalMotif: AnimalMotif:
** Spiders in "Have One On Me." The song is based on Lola Montez, who was famed for her erotic "spider dance" and there's several lyrics references to spiders, tarantulas, anddaddy-long-legs.daddy-long-legs.
** Rabbits on "Baby Birch."
** Spiders in "Have One On Me." The song is based on Lola Montez, who was famed for her erotic "spider dance" and there's several lyrics references to spiders, tarantulas, and
** Rabbits on "Baby Birch."
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* BodyHorror: BodyHorror:
** On the final verse of "Baby Birch," she describes [[spoiler: chasing the rabbit down, skinning it alive, and holding its writhing body in her arms. Given the song's story, it's likely an allegory for the trauma of a miscarriage/abortion and the moment when Baby Birch was lost for good.]]
--> [[spoiler: ''I thought it'd be harder to do but I caught her\\
Skinned her quick, held her there\\
Kicking and mewling, upended, unspooling\\
Unsung and blue'']]
** One unsettling lyric from "Go Long:"
** On the final verse of "Baby Birch," she describes [[spoiler: chasing the rabbit down, skinning it alive, and holding its writhing body in her arms. Given the song's story, it's likely an allegory for the trauma of a miscarriage/abortion and the moment when Baby Birch was lost for good.]]
--> [[spoiler: ''I thought it'd be harder to do but I caught her\\
Skinned her quick, held her there\\
Kicking and mewling, upended, unspooling\\
Unsung and blue'']]
** One unsettling lyric from "Go Long:"
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* FreudianExcuse / FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse: The narrator of "Go Long" wants to know who made Bluebeard the way that he is; she learns that he'd been hurt badly by others in the past, which reinforces her [[ICanChangeMyBeloved "I can fix him"]] attitude--until she learns the extent of the violence he's inflicted on other women and has to draw the line.
--> ''You have been wronged, tore up since birth\\
You have done harm, others have done worse''
--> ''You have been wronged, tore up since birth\\
You have done harm, others have done worse''
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* DownerEnding: "Does Not Suffice" for ''Have One on Me''.
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* DownerEnding: "Does Not Suffice" for ''Have One on Me''.Suffice."
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* ICanChangeMyBeloved: "Go Long" uses TheBluebeard fairytale as a metaphor for this relationship dynamic. She even starts to grow fond of him, until she finds the terrible room.
--> ''We both want the very same thing\\
We are praying I am the one to save you''
--> ''We both want the very same thing\\
We are praying I am the one to save you''
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* NewSoundAlbum: Drops the sweeping orchestras from ''Ys'' in exchange for piano and some more culturally diverse instruments, such as the mandolin, tambura, kora, lyra, and kaval.
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* BiblicalMotifs: "'81" describes setting up a place to stay in the GardenOfEden. There's also a little bit of blasphemous humor in Newsom commenting that the place is "hotter than hell."
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* RegionalRiff: When Newsom sings the lyrics "A princess of Kentucky," a banjo briefly comes in.
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''Have One on Me'' is the third album by harpist and [[SingerSongwriter singer-songwriter]] Music/JoannaNewsom, released February 23, 2010. In stark contrast to its predecessor, ''[[Music/Ys2006 Ys]],'' which only contained five very long songs, ''Have One on Me'' is a triple album, with eighteen total tracks at two hour long runtime. Three singles, "'81," "Good Intentions Paving Co." and "Kingfisher" were released to promote the album. ''Have One on Me'' was critically acclaimed upon release, though some criticized the ambitious triple album format and extensive runtime.
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* LastNoteNightmare: The last moments of "Does Not Suffice."
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!!!Tracklist:
[[AC: Disc One]]
# "Easy"
# "Have One on Me"
# "'81"
# "Good Intention Paving Co."
# "No Provenance"
# "Baby Birch"
[[AC: Disc Two]]
# "On a Good Day"
# "You and Me, Bess"
# "In California"
# "Jackrabbits"
# "Go Long"
# "Occident"
[[AC: Disc Three]]
# "Soft as Chalk"
# "Esme"
# "Autumn"
# "Ribbon Bows"
# "Kingfisher"
# "Does Not Suffice"
[[AC: Disc One]]
# "Easy"
# "Have One on Me"
# "'81"
# "Good Intention Paving Co."
# "No Provenance"
# "Baby Birch"
[[AC: Disc Two]]
# "On a Good Day"
# "You and Me, Bess"
# "In California"
# "Jackrabbits"
# "Go Long"
# "Occident"
[[AC: Disc Three]]
# "Soft as Chalk"
# "Esme"
# "Autumn"
# "Ribbon Bows"
# "Kingfisher"
# "Does Not Suffice"
* BiblicalMotifs:
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* DarkReprise: Arguably, "Does Not Suffice" to "In California" on ''Have One on Me''. It may be intentional that both songs close their respective halves of the album (although it's divided into three [=CDs/LPs=]).
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* DarkReprise: Arguably, "Does Not Suffice" to "In California" on ''Have One on Me''. It may be intentional that both songs close their respective halves of the album (although it's divided into three [=CDs/LPs=]).California."
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* HistoricalDomainCharacter:
* MinisculeRocking: "On a Good Day" is under two minutes, and Newsom's shortest song.
* MinisculeRocking: "On a Good Day" is under two minutes, and Newsom's shortest song.
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* HistoricalDomainCharacter:
HistoricalDomainCharacter: Lola Montez on the title track.
* MinisculeRocking: "On a Good Day" is under two minutes, and Newsom's shortestsong.song.
* ParentalLoveSong: [[spoiler: "Baby Birch" is a tragic version of this, being an ode to a child that didn't make it to birth.]]
* TitleTrack: Her first album to have one.
* VocalEvolution: Newsom underwent surgery for vocal cord nodules in early 2009, with the side-effect that her voice and singing style changed considerably.
* MinisculeRocking: "On a Good Day" is under two minutes, and Newsom's shortest
* ParentalLoveSong: [[spoiler: "Baby Birch" is a tragic version of this, being an ode to a child that didn't make it to birth.]]
* TitleTrack: Her first album to have one.
* VocalEvolution: Newsom underwent surgery for vocal cord nodules in early 2009, with the side-effect that her voice and singing style changed considerably.
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''Have One on Me'' is the third album by harpist and [[SingerSongwriter singer-songwriter]] Music/JoannaNewsom, released February 23, 2010. In stark contrast to its predecessor, ''[[Music/Ys2006 Ys]],'' which only contained five very long songs, ''Have One on Me'' is a triple album, with eighteen total tracks at two hour long runtime.
!!Tropes:
* AnimalMotif: Spiders in "Have One On Me." The song is based on Lola Montez, who was famed for her erotic "spider dance" and there's several lyrics references to spiders, tarantulas, and daddy-long-legs.
* TheBlueBeard: "Go Long," complete with a visit to "a terrible room / Gilded with the gold teeth of the women who loved you."
** Explicitly referred to in-song: "Run away from home; your beard is still blue".
* {{Bookends}}:
** ''Have One On Me'' opens with "Easy," a song about how she is "easy to love." The closer "Does Not Suffice" [[CallBack calls back]] to that with these lyrics:
--> ''And everything that could remind you\\
Of how easy I was not''
* BodyHorror: One unsettling lyric from "Go Long:"
--> ''I was brought on in a palaquin\\
Made from the many bodies of beautiful women''
* BreakUpSong: "Does Not Suffice" paints a dreary picture of a relationship in its final stage, with the lyrics describing her packing her things to move out of her ex-lover's house.
* ConceptAlbum: Can be argued to be one, with some sense of continuous narrative, telling the tale of a woman entering a relationship under false pretenses, following the relationship and the narrator's emotional turmoil, and ending with a breakup; all the relations to fictional and historical tales, such as those of Bluebeard, Dick Turpin, and Lola Montez, can be seen as allegorical in this sense, especially since a great deal of their respective songs are somewhat fictionalised or invented by Newsom.
* DarkReprise: Arguably, "Does Not Suffice" to "In California" on ''Have One on Me''. It may be intentional that both songs close their respective halves of the album (although it's divided into three [=CDs/LPs=]).
* DistinctDoubleAlbum: Averted; While the album is split into three discs, the album remains a cohesive sound throughout.
* DownerEnding: "Does Not Suffice" for ''Have One on Me''.
* EpicRocking: The song lengths vary from more conventional
* GriefSong: "Baby Birch" is a song mourning [[spoiler: a baby lost either to miscarriage or abortion.]]
* HistoricalDomainCharacter:
* MinisculeRocking: "On a Good Day" is under two minutes, and Newsom's shortest song.
!!Tropes:
* AnimalMotif: Spiders in "Have One On Me." The song is based on Lola Montez, who was famed for her erotic "spider dance" and there's several lyrics references to spiders, tarantulas, and daddy-long-legs.
* TheBlueBeard: "Go Long," complete with a visit to "a terrible room / Gilded with the gold teeth of the women who loved you."
** Explicitly referred to in-song: "Run away from home; your beard is still blue".
* {{Bookends}}:
** ''Have One On Me'' opens with "Easy," a song about how she is "easy to love." The closer "Does Not Suffice" [[CallBack calls back]] to that with these lyrics:
--> ''And everything that could remind you\\
Of how easy I was not''
* BodyHorror: One unsettling lyric from "Go Long:"
--> ''I was brought on in a palaquin\\
Made from the many bodies of beautiful women''
* BreakUpSong: "Does Not Suffice" paints a dreary picture of a relationship in its final stage, with the lyrics describing her packing her things to move out of her ex-lover's house.
* ConceptAlbum: Can be argued to be one, with some sense of continuous narrative, telling the tale of a woman entering a relationship under false pretenses, following the relationship and the narrator's emotional turmoil, and ending with a breakup; all the relations to fictional and historical tales, such as those of Bluebeard, Dick Turpin, and Lola Montez, can be seen as allegorical in this sense, especially since a great deal of their respective songs are somewhat fictionalised or invented by Newsom.
* DarkReprise: Arguably, "Does Not Suffice" to "In California" on ''Have One on Me''. It may be intentional that both songs close their respective halves of the album (although it's divided into three [=CDs/LPs=]).
* DistinctDoubleAlbum: Averted; While the album is split into three discs, the album remains a cohesive sound throughout.
* DownerEnding: "Does Not Suffice" for ''Have One on Me''.
* EpicRocking: The song lengths vary from more conventional
* GriefSong: "Baby Birch" is a song mourning [[spoiler: a baby lost either to miscarriage or abortion.]]
* HistoricalDomainCharacter:
* MinisculeRocking: "On a Good Day" is under two minutes, and Newsom's shortest song.
