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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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The Class Reunion (Tom Barlow)

We've all been there- the class reunion, when everyone tries to show they've been reinvented new and glamorous. At this class reunion, though, the narrator is upstaged by a couple of sisters he'd insulted so many years before. A comic take on what is often a comic situation.

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Starbucks Blues (Tom Barlow)

Starbucks Blues is a snarky turn about the vapid lives of the young and rich as demonstrated by their willingness to spend more money on coffee drinks than most people do on their rent and car payments.

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I KILLED A DEAD WOMAN (Grace Ibe)

It's really quite tempting to play fast and loose with people's hearts. However, playing God with their emotions, especially with regard to the concept of love, has uncanny ways of backfiring on the player. Theselyrics are about a player who did just that and now regrets his actions, wishing he could turn back the hands of time.

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I Can Never (Fall In Love With You) (Agustin Reyes)

This song is about bringing yourself to really love someone because they, "love" you too but, they treat you bad as if they don't really care for you nor love you.

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Die Fesseln der Freiheit (Micha Khalil)

Der Text dreht sich um das Thema Freiheit. Kann auch als ein polititsches Statement verstanden werden. Es gibt politische Parteien zum Beispiel die Freiheit versprechen aber die Menschen nur ein und beschränken. Der Text ist in den meisten Zeilen auf einen dreiviertel takt zu sprechen.

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