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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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Tweet, tweet (Edward McBride)

This song is about how we communicate these days and tweeting has become more prominent as the President of the USA uses it extensively. Conversely it can be very annoying especially during the work day and the lyrics highlight the problem.

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In me (Edward McBride)

This song is about the start of a new relationship and the woman does not feel that he is falling in love with her . She thinks that he only sees her as a conquest to have a sexual relationship, and she will hold off to see if he wants her for love or sex.

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Grüß Gott (Georg Wagner (GeWa))

Edzard, der vierte "Heilige König" war völlig orient(ierungs)los und kam daher dauernd zu spät. Er hat Jesus schon nicht mehr angetroffen. Dieses peinliche Ereignis wird in der Bibel gar nicht erst erwähnt.

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All Right with Me (Brian Hendrix)

Was washing dishes today (2/23) and there was just a melody in my head. It kept saying "All right... all night," like it was a song I've heard before. Well, it wasn't, so I wrote it while it was still fresh. It's basically about a guy who's telling a girl he can love her better than she's being loved. It's very catchy. I think reading it really conveys the rhythm too, which is rare.

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Things You Find (Brian Hendrix)

Something that most of us don't realize 'til we're older is that those dreams we had when we were young were granted, just not in the way we thought. Many of us end up happy and content, though not with the things we assumed would have made us so in our youth. This song is just about that.

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