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Joanna Newsom plays her song "Good Intentions Paving Company" live in concert at the Herbst Theatre in San Francisco, California on November 25, 2019. Good Intentions Paving Company was released on Newsom's third studio album, Have One On Me (2010), and is considered by many to be about her relationship with Andy Samberg. The song's title, which was coined by Saul Bellow in a letter to fellow novelist Phllip Roth, plays off the expression, "The road to hell is paved with good intentions." Newsom performed as part of her "Strings/Keys Incident" tour, an intimate set of shows with just her singing and playing piano and harp, and marking her first return to touring since 2016. ===================================== The Strings/Keys Incident: An Evening With Joanna Newsom Dates: Sept. 6-7 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Kimmel Center Sept. 9-15 – New York, NY @ El Teatro at El Museo del Barrio Oct. 7-10 – Chicago, IL @ Thalia Hall Oct. 12-13 – Milwaukee, WI @ Irish Cultural and Heritage Center Nov. 22 – Carmel, CA @ Sunset Cultural Center Nov. 25-26 – San Francisco, CA @ Herbst Theatre Dec. 10-14 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Legion Theater (CANCELLED) Jan. 15-16 – Austin, TX @ Bates Recital Hall =================================== Joanna Newsom official bio: Avant-garde multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Joanna Newsom will embark on a national tour. The String/Keys Incident – An Evening with Joanna Newsom will feature her emotively beautiful songs in a rare and intimate concert experience by Joanna alone: solo voice, harp, and piano! Newsom was classically-trained on the harp at a young age and began her professional musical career as a keyboardist in the San Francisco-based indie band The Pleased. After self-releasing two EPs in 2002, she signed to the independent label Drag City where she released her debut album The Milk-Eyed Mender in 2004. The album released to critical-acclaim, named “The 12th best folk album of all time” by NME, and secured Newsom a dedicated underground following. In 2006, she released Ys, which charted at Number 134 on Billboard 200 and received a 2007 Shortlist Music Prize nomination. She followed with the release of Have One on Me in 2010 and Divers in 2015. Her song “Sapokanikan” on Divers earned her a spot on NPR’s “The 200 greatest songs by 21st century women.” No stranger to critical-acclaim, she is often noted for her unique musical style, sometimes characterized as psychedelic folk, and her prominent use of harp instrumentation. =========================================== Good Intentions Paving Co. lyrics: Twenty miles left to the show Hello, my old country. Hello. Stars are just beginning to appear And I have never in my life, before been here And it's my heart, not me, who cannot drive At which conclusion you arrived Watching me sit here, bolt upright, and cry for no good reason at the Eastering sky And the tilt of this strange nation And the will to remain for the duration Waving the flag Feeling it drag Like a bump on a bump on a log, baby Like I'm in a fistfight with the fog, baby Step, ball-change, and a-pirouette! And I regret, How I said to you, "Honey, just open your heart" When I've got trouble even opening a honey jar And that right there is where we are. And I been 'fessing double fast Addressing questions nobody asked I'll get this joy off of my chest, at last And I will love you 'til the noise has long since passed And I did not mean to shout. Just drive. Just get us out, dead or alive The road's too long to mention. Lord, it's something to see! Laid down by the Good Intentions Paving Company All the way to the thing we've been playing at, darling I can see that you're wearing your staying hat, darling For the time being, all is well Won't you love me a spell? This is blindness, beyond all conceiving While, behind us, the road is leaving, And leaving, and falling back Like a rope gone slack Well, I saw straightaway, that the lay was steep But I fell for you, honey, easy as falling asleep And that, right there, is the course I keep. And no amount of talking Is going to soften the fall But, like after the rain, step out Of the overhang, that's all It had a nice ring to it When the ol' opry house rang So with a solemn auld lang syne, sealed, delivered, I sang I sang And there is hesitation And it always remains Concerning you, me, And the rest of the gang But in our quiet hour I feel I see everything And am in love with the hook Upon which everyone hangs And I know you meant to show the extent To which you gave a goddang You ranged real hot and real cold, but I'm sold I am home on that range And I do hate to fold Right here, at the top of my game When I've been trying with my whole heart and soul To stay right here in the right lane But it can make you feel over and old Lord, you know it's a shame When I only want for you to pull over and hold me 'Til I can't remember my own name Written by Joanna Caroline Newsom