Gerard O'Riley

A song about those transient and trivial earthly things, and how in the light of eternity, rather than growing "strangely dim" as the old hymn says, they grow "strangely bright," illuminated, even in their insignificance, by the great significance of their Creator, and by the hope of resurrection. The title is taken from the book of the same name by Joe Rigney. Inspired by Ecclesiastes 3:9-21 and a certain night by the edge of Lake Superior.

This is a song about people that have been active in addiction, and then get sober. Instead of trying to compare our differences or think that would different in that I'm not as bad as you, this song really tells the story about how we're really the same we're a lot like each other. And when we can do that, and realize that we can help each other to get by for one day

This is a bit more personal lyrics. I think everyone have experienced this at some point in their lives, when no matter how much you want or how hard you try, you just can't be good enough for a person. And if anything happens you will be the one to blame. This lyrics is about ending this kind of relationship.

This is a cute, teenager-love schemed lyrics. Some people might know the feeling. As we grow, our relationships change, and sometimes our childhood best friend is going to mean to us more than a friend....

I tried to make this lyrics as sarcastic as possible. I wrote it after watching an interview with "TikTok Influencers". I think a lot of us can relate to these lines even just after taking a look at the youngsters on the streets.