Gerard O'Riley

A bit of a philosophical love song. It’s about that person you meet who totally changes the way you see the world. You don’t really understand it at first, but you come to appreciate this new perspective

Written in that classic 70s-80s pop rock / yacht rock style. This is a song about letting go of your fears and inhibitions and putting your trust in your loved one.

A classy and sentimental 80s style lyric of trying to rekindle the flame of love. It takes many cues from the songwriting of west coast / yacht rock bands of the early 80s. This song is written for the soul, the part that cries out in loneliness...

Meine deutsche Coverversion von Albert Hammonds "It Never Rains In Southern California". - Wer braucht schon Weiße Weihnachten!? Josef bestimmt nicht.

I wrote this about an ex of mine. She was pretty much my one and only true girlfriend, so when she broke up with me, it was safe to say I was heartbroken. Basically from the moment she dumped me onwards, I felt like I would never feel that type of love again, and I was so mad at myself for letting her get away. In this song I reminisce on the ups and downs of our relationship, and how after falling out of love, it's as if she didn't see me the way she used to.