"She Didn't Go" is a song about not following your dreams. Enjoy!

by Joshua Tillman

by Joshua Tillman

by Kevin Barnes

by Scott Weiland

by Steve Poltz

by Dan Auerbach

by Scott Weiland

by Lennon/McCartney

happy father's day to all the dads out there.

My conscience besieged me; it had long sunk back in the shadows, while I enjoyed the temporary comforts and the fake sympathies. I am reminded.

So terrifying an aphrodisiac, one I had never hoped for, always fleeing from. A cure that will never fulfill, a wound that could never forget.

A ritual so ancient, none can vanquish. Have all the power in the world, but cower as time prevails her ascent.

A burden never deserting, she settles my torn fragments. "The truth will set you free" she says, "and you shall make amends". But fear is on my side tonight. And despair shall be my knave.

With silken whispers and a dewy repose, she consoles me, repairs me. You will be forgiven, you can live beyond this, she implanted. Time heals all.

She spun me a vial of utmost desire, of extreme longing. She tells me a time when this has passed. A hurdle I need just to leap, a path I need not fork.

Dazed, I heard her echo a poem of my invention, a reminder of who I repelled. Of cowardice and self appointed bravado; Then of isolation and selfishness