Liam Gallagher’s famous and popular songs

SongbirdOasis

Oasis – Songbird (Official Video)

Among Liam’s original songs, this is one of the most famous numbers—a fine piece featuring a gentle melody over a simple chord progression.

In the music video, Liam is shown performing the song solo under a tree in a park, giving a glimpse of a rock star enjoying a leisurely day off.

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Oasis – Ain’t Got Nothin’ (album version)

Like the straight-ahead rock numbers “Better Man” and “The Meaning of Soul,” it features an arrangement that carries a distinctly psychedelic vibe.

It’s an original song that epitomizes Liam’s musical identity, which remained unwavering throughout the Oasis era.

Little JamesOasis

Oasis – Little James (album version)

This is Liam’s first-ever original song, written about the son of his then-wife.

Unlike songs written by his brother Noel, it’s a simple and straightforward track, yet it overflows with warmth, dramatically overturning the image Liam had up to that point.

For AnyoneBeady Eye

Beady Eye – For Anyone

A hidden gem whose gentle melody soothes the heart.

The songwriting credit lists Gem and Andy as co-writers, but the framework of the track unmistakably bears Liam’s strong essence.

It’s a moving ballad that softly whispers, “I’ll be by your side forever and always.”

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Oasis – Born On A Different Cloud (album version)

This is a Liam original that evokes the Beatles’ White Album track “Happiness Is a Warm Gun.” Deeply admiring John Lennon and greatly influenced by his music, life, and ideas, Liam went on to release many songs strongly shaped by John’s influence.

Bring The LightBeady Eye

Beady Eye ‘Bring The Light’

Beady Eye’s landmark debut single.

Its retro rock ’n’ roll sound, featuring piano, initially divided opinion, but together with lyrics that can be taken as a challenge to his brother Noel, it stands as a classic that conveys Liam’s passion and momentum in his new band.

Flick Of The FingerBeady Eye

Beady Eye – Flick of the Finger

It’s the opening track of Beady Eye’s second album, a striking song whose structure gradually unfolds even as it repeats the same chorus.

Since Liam uses no vocal effects on this album, you can fully appreciate his natural singing voice.