Gerard O'Riley

When you are in love with someone but too afraid to say it to them. You're afraid they will walk away

This piece dives into the intoxicating side of love—the kind that slips under your skin slowly and leaves you chasing a high you know you shouldn’t want. Wrapped in hypnotic imagery and emotional tension, the lyrics explore devotion, dependency, and the quiet danger of someone who feels as soothing as an escape… and as consuming as an addiction. Every line balances softness with threat, warmth with withdrawal. It’s a love song with teeth—sensual, atmospheric, and hauntingly relatable for anyone who’s ever been pulled into a connection too powerful to resist. Perfect for fans of moody pop, dark electronica, and slow-burn emotional storytelling.

song about struggling with mental illness

it’s about a Kentucky Coal miner

“Voice Inside My Head” is a high-intensity lyric that captures the overwhelming pressure of intrusive thoughts and inner turmoil. With relentless repetition and explosive frustration, it portrays a mind under siege—sarcastic, accusatory, and impossible to silence. The lyric builds into a chaotic battle against one’s own thoughts, where every moment of quiet becomes torture and every breath feels like a fight for control. Raw, energetic, and brutally honest, this is a gripping look at mental warfare from the inside.