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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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# Suchergebnisse

Ein älterer Herr blättert in seinem Foto-Album und erinnert sich dabei an seine Sturm- und Drangzeit. Als ich diesen Text schrieb, hatte ich liebliche Tango-Klänge im Ohr. Der Text wurde von einem Menschen mit Nasennebenhöhlenentzündung und Pomade im Haar gesungen.
Hier haben wir ein volkstümliches Lied mit Gebirgsromantik und kleinem Jodelanteil. Für alle Schuhplattler, Murmeltiere, Bergvagabunden und Enzian-Liebhaber bestens geeignet.
This is about a recovering bulimic who had a flashback of her purging days. It traumatized her to the point she had to contact her psychiatrist about her not believing she had an eating disorder even after being diagnosed. So in other words, she blames her flashback on her psychiatric doctor.
Kendrick Lamar ft. Frank Ocean type song
This song is about a person trying to tell their psychiatrist that the meds they’re on is killing them, literally. And that person is trying to think of the best way to figure out how to tell her. This is a song that raises awareness towards antipsychotic medications and it’s side effects. Antipsychotic medications are worse than most people think. Many die or have serious problems from them. And this person is experiencing severe issues from the meds.