1. |
Crimson Red
01:13
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Close both eyes
And it's like breathing kerosene
And now I'm dreaming
Crimson Red
I just wanted to be alone
God I hate my own thoughts
They tie me up into a bow
A birthday song
They don't know
I feel it all
I'm on the edge of something
It feels a lot like nothing
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2. |
Violet Haze
03:46
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Dance in the disarray
Cover me in gold
Wind the clocks
Roll back the days
I fear we're getting old
Such a shame
To live in a world so tame
What a maze
An endless violet haze
If silence is golden
Why does it feel so cold?
Dance in the disarray
Cover me in gold
Wind the clocks
Roll back the days
I fear we're getting old
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3. |
Tree Song
02:58
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Come sit on a branch with me
We'll find the tallest tree
That we can
Leaves spinning
Dancing with the breeze
Floating through the air
With ease
Are you done wishing your life away?
You think it's black and white
But most things are grey
All these thoughts
Should have no home in your mind
So why are they there
All the time?
I may be a child
But I smile more than you
I live my life with nothing to prove
Are you done wishing your life away?
You think it's black and white
But most things are grey
Are you done wishing your life away?
You think it's black and white
But most things are grey
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4. |
Goldfish Bowl
04:20
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Last night the sky
Looked like ripples
On top of a body
Of water
And we were all contained in it
Wandering around
Footsteps with no sound
Too wrapped up in it all
To notice anything
Even the rise and the fall
Of just about everything
We keep our heads down
We keep our heads in the sand
We keep our heads down
We keep our heads in the sand
Today is sweet
Sugar icing
Replaced all of our clouds
So sickly
And when it rained
The clouds remained
Spread out so thin
Our world in a cake tin
Too wrapped up in it all
To notice anything
Even the rise and the fall
Of just about everything
We keep our heads down
We keep our heads in the sand
We keep our heads down
We keep our hears in the sand
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5. |
Aquamarine
04:32
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Aquamarine
Like some kind of dream
You swam up to me
And smiled
The pool was all shimmery
And when you were next to me
I caught a glimmer of hope
But we ran out of time
You went your way and I went mine
All the people we used to be
fade silently
Empty sunchairs
My forgotten cares
Lined up like a marching band
But I rarely think of you
Except when I have to
And soon there will be no need
We just ran out of time
You went your way and I went mine
All the people we used to be
fade silently
That sweet naive dreamer
I no longer see her
Could it be she isn't around?
Looking for meaning
In every feeling
But maybe there's nothing to be found
There is nothing
Nothing to be found
There is nothing to be found
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Hannah Wood Bristol, UK
Hannah Wood is a Bristol vocalist and songwriter who draws influences from folk, soul and pop to create dreamy, sometimes
haunting, sounds. Melancholic vocals and introspective lyrics mirror and bring comfort to our shared struggles.
Hannah crafted her sound on the Bristol music scene and has played at popular venues such as The Canteen, The Fleece and The Louisiana.
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