Gerard O'Riley

This lyric embodies rap/trap/drill themes, tempo and delivery. It illustrates the chase of money, the "grind," and makes references to "fake friends." When you make it big, people who never supported you on the 'come up', now want some of your success. The vibes and atmosphere of the lyrics are confrontational, conveying anger, whilst encapsulating the sentiment of being independent and going after what you want. Everyone can relate. It fits perfectly into most rap genres.

This lyric describes taking a leap of faith in love when you meet the person of your dreams. Sometimes, the initial stage of a relationship can be exciting but also overwhelming, especially if it seems so good to be true. The vibes and atmosphere of the lyrics are very dreamy, eccentric and romantic. It instantly draws you in. You're guaranteed an engaged audience. It fits perfectly into most genres.

We all fall in love and we all sometimes get hurt, but in certain cases, we're guilty of making someone feel left out and in turn, that person hurts us.

You and your partner are both a mess, but you love each other and you always will.

Hands down, one of the top-3 songs I've ever written. This one just came to me like a shot in the dark while I was lying down in bed. I hurried up and jotted down a rough outline, and then the song just came together of a cowboy who has accepted his fate of being alone and without love, and the realization that his "loneliness" doesn't make him blue. It's actually other things that make him sad.