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Gerard O'Riley

Gerard O'Riley writes poignant and personal songs that encourage the listener to think a little more deeply about life and love. He always has a positive message, regardless of how sad a story can be, a happy ending is always available.

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Wake (Karianne Gabaldon)

A depressing song about self-harm and an eating disorder. Talking about being used and how people mistreat you. But you’re dead inside, so you’re welcoming people to your wake.

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Dear God (Quiet Hell) (Karianne Gabaldon)

A song about losing faith in God because He hasn’t really been there for you. Throughout your depressive stages all through your lifetime, your prayers were never answered and no matter how high your faith was, He was just never around.

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Flatlined (Karianne Gabaldon)

A song about anorexia nervosa as a person and horrible she is. First verse, I’m talking to her personally. Second verse, I’m talking to a person whose potentially vulnerable to anorexia, about anorexia.

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United We Stand (Karianne Gabaldon)

This is about our lovely (sarcastically) president, Joe Biden. If you’re a liberal, no hard feelings. But if you’re a conservative, and despise Biden, this song is for you!

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Addict In The Attic (Karianne Gabaldon)

This is about being judged for being an addict, and everybody’s assumption about you being wrong. People can be so awful and ignorant.

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