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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After the hurt (Christopher Van Name)

Love and relationships. Ecstasy and pain. When love is gone, it never truly leaves. The wounds never heal. We learn to live with them and hope our heart remains open. Then one day, if we're lucky, the wounds stop festering, and the scars become a reminder that love can be painful, but is still worth searching for.

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Take a part of me (Christopher Van Name)

Wayward youth. Running ahead. Searching for some unknown. But sometimes the search becomes reckless. Self serving. Loved ones get cast aside. Sooner than later, we have to step back and let life takes it's course. We can make our choices, but we have to be willing to live with the consequences. -For Julian

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Dreaming Out the Door (Izzy Douma)

This song contemplates the feeling of being stuck inside of one's mind, whilst using the analogy of dreaming out of a door, waiting for rescue. The verses and the bridge of this song are meant to be rap, while the choruses and tag are meant to be a part of a melody. The song gives a dark, dreamy attitude and abbreviates the longing for a deep connection with the outside world. Enjoy!

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A Phoenix Can't Die (Karlo Čavlović)

A song about losing someone because of depression, even though you did your best to save them.

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Kid Stuff (Steven Mailer)

A song about love and deception.

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