Every album has a closing chapter, and for Charmed Life, that was "Always Gone." Written on a simple place Ronnie’s backyard, this track was the last song penned for the Mystical Things record. At the time, the air was filled with talk of California and the need to break away. That restless energy—the desire to leave the "tortured soul" persona behind—is woven into every note of this song. With the iconic barbed wire cover art serving as the backdrop, "Always Gone".