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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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This lyric is about knowing that I'm going to die, and being fearful of it. But I realize why should I be, as I've had a great life. And when you die you can't cry, other people do, and I want them to feel happiness and love instead of sadness that I'm gone. When it's time it's time, there's nothing we can do about it.
I don't think I could put 150 characters in here. This is obviously about my old girlfriend Lucy. Even though she's engaged to be married and we are best friends today, I still miss her dearly. We don't get to talk as much, I don't get to stay over her house and hang out with my dog, which we share. Unfortunately my place of living doesn't allow dogs, so I go down to her house a couple of days a week to hang out with him. This is life. I guess this song is meant to be sort of bluesy.
Into the Void is a very ambiguous song. Open to your interpretation for meaning.
Waiting Here is a song about unrequited love. About how you could love someone so much without them ever knowing.
This song is about dealing with life On life's terms. In the past I used to deal with everything by getting high. Then I had periods of sobriety where I tried to learn how to deal with life on life's terms. Today I've come to the realization that there is no reason why I should get high over anything. I have choices in life, but the first step of AA, says that we are powerless over alcohol. I also include drugs in that, so I am powerless over drugs and alcohol. Being Powers over something, means that I have no choice in the matter. I've come to accept this as reality