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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False Hope (Mark Walsh)

Hi there. Yea, so this song I call ‘false hope’ initially I called it ‘death song’, but that was just a bit too morbid I guess? So basically it’s about the hope and faith we put in religion and how our lives ultimately end in death. Death is always there waiting for us, we live by this everyday yet somehow we live in denial.

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The Witch (Mark Walsh)

Hi. Yea, so I recently watched a movie about a medieval witch, which got me thinking about the Salem Witch Trials and how women were accused of witchcraft and then stuck between the devil and the deep blue sea. This song I guess is about a man who loses his love as she’s accused of being a witch. Thanks for looking.

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Counterpoint (Steven Mailer)

Two damaged people come together but what might have been a relationship becomes nothing but the sharing of past traumas leading to a co-dependency forming that ultimately poisons their love.

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No More Love Songs! (Tony Lawrie)

Song lyrics about the disillusionment of both love and the painfull transient idealism of love songs.

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Theatre Of The Absurd (Erika Poling)

Some say time is fluid. We aren't the most solid, but I'm okay if I'm melting with you.

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