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Karianne Gabaldon

Karianne Nicole Gabaldon is a Songwriter from Hugo, Oklahoma. She has been writing lyrics since the age of 13. She wrote her first actual song in 2010 at the age of 18. She works on, not only songs, but books. She is a published author, poet, and screenwriter as well. She had started to write for music artist, Jordan Carroll, but it didn’t turn out. She had also written for other musicians that had used her work but not exactly partnered up with her. She has schizophrenia, but puts her pain into writing. Her mother, biological father, and stepfather are all incredible musicians who most likely made Karianne the songwriter she is today. She loves her life so much and is so grateful for the people in it — especially those who chose to follow her on her journey through writing.

 

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A lyric about an alcoholic father whom abandoned his child(ren). Now you’re self-destructive and a mess, and now you feel like you’ll never love anyone again; especially yourself.
This is a song about recovery from addiction. I wrote it personally for recovery from an eating disorder, but in reality it can be any addiction. “Addiction is a monster hiding inside your closet; recovery is the flashlight scaring away that monster. Don’t ever think that scaring away that monster is impossible. What’s impossible is thinking you have to live in that sane room where your monster lies for the rest of your life. It’s time to shine; scare away that monster.”
A song about eating disorders and struggling and/or recovering from them. I have been in an out of recovery from atypical anorexia nervosa, binge/purge subtype which is a type of OSFED (Other Specified Feeding and Eating Disorder) since September of 2023, and must I tell you it’s the hardest thing I’ve ever endured. I hope those suffering will someday recover. You are so worth it and so beautiful, you know that?
A song about addiction and recovery. How Celebrate Recovery changed my life, and it can change yours too!
A lyric about heartbreak. Just when you think the man of your dreams is in love with you, he takes off. This is how I feel, basically a letter written to him, but never sent to him.