Suicidal Tendencies - Get Whacked

However, in Memphis he was embraced by the pathological fear of loneliness, and he constantly expanded his estate to accept a regularly changing clique there, whose main task was to keep him company. In winter and summer, Elvis wore flowers at Gladys' grave; his grief escalated further as a gap opened between him and his father. Vernon and Elvis never maintained the close relationship that existed between mother and son, although they became close after Mrs. Presley's death. The sense of alienation that arose during the European exile of Elvis, further exacerbated the situation, in addition, Di Stanley burst into Vernon's life.