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Oil Spill

from Opener by The Hill and Wood

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lyrics

well the room is on fire
from the spark of a word
and your hair ignites
and all the colors disperse
my breath, it feeds the fire
and it smells of Trago
and gasoline

the sea of my heart
turns from blue into black
and I feel it getting hard
to ever go back
'cause i've seen what's deeper in me
and it is a black night
spilling inside

it's not a matter of will, it's a matter of time
it's a bottomless pit that is full of bottomless crimes

will you follow me down
as far as you can
it takes more than a dream
it takes more than a man
it takes everything I'm not
and what you are
to cover the scars

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from Opener, track released September 12, 2014

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The Hill and Wood Charlottesville, Virginia

The Hill and Wood is an indie-folk outfit that specializes in sparkly harmonies.

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