A Lyric Book — Book One

Psalms
of Wi11 Heal & Get The Oil

Verses written in session with the Creative Collective — the first chapter of a longer story told across names, eras, and albums.

I
The Book

Get the verses

A Lyric Book
Psalms
of
Wi11 Heal & Get The Oil
Digital Edition
Wm. McBryde Hill

Twenty-six chapters, numbered and versed scripture — gathered from real sessions, arranged as one reading, front to back.

Read it free, or hold the version built to last: a small, leatherette-bound edition made for a shelf, not a scroll.

II
The Story So Far

Every name was a chapter

Five names, one life. Each one marks a mode — a way of moving through the world at that time — and each book in this series belongs to one of them.

I

Free WiLL Vibin

Everybody has free will. The rebel years — nomadic, resistant, unwilling to appease.

II

Hanniba11

Release the rebel, ball out. The turn from fighting the system to making it work.

III

Free Ba11 / K1NG SELF

Two commands more than names — release the care, then king yourself. The bridge.

IV

Wi11 Heal & Get The Oil

I will heal and get the oil — the knowledge of self and anointing that is my birthright. Where the story stands now.

III
The Artist

Who's behind it

William McBryde Hill
Artist · Writer · Creator · Movement Practitioner
William McBryde Hill

William McBryde Hill is the artist behind Wi11 Heal & Get The Oil and the entire Wi11 Heal World — music, writing, movement, and ideas rooted in growth, self-knowledge, and becoming. His work moves between the studio, the gym, martial arts, and everyday life, exploring what it means to strengthen the mind, body, and sense of self.

Through music, storytelling, and movement, William isn't interested in telling people who to be. His work documents the process of figuring that out for yourself.

"I will heal & get the oil."
IV
Stay Close

Follow the story as it's written

V
Hear It

The music behind the verses

VI
Also

Wear it

Separate from the book — everyday pieces, printed on demand. The Mind Right tee is the one worn in the video above. I'd Rather Show You is drawn from an unreleased song, inspired by "Live Your Creed" — a poem shared within Omega Psi Phi and widely credited to Langston Hughes, a Beta chapter brother.