When excuses are no longer enough, music becomes the revolution. This is “Excuses” — Rose Cora Perry’s fearless anthem of self-liberation.
There are songs born from a moment. Others, from a memory. But once in a while, a song emerges from an open wound — still bleeding, still burning — carrying the weight of everything that had to be said but never was.
Excuses is one of those songs.
And not just anyone could have written it. Only someone who has lived through the slow collapse of love, purpose, and identity — and still had the strength to rise from the ruins — could give birth to something so honest, so raw, so necessary.
Rose Cora Perry, the electrifying frontwoman of The Truth Untold, didn’t just write a song. She lit a match in the dark. She built a mirror for those who feel trapped in a version of themselves they no longer recognize. And she gave a voice to every soul clinging to a relationship, a career, or a routine that’s long since stopped serving them.
Excuses isn’t just about the end of a romantic or creative partnership. It’s about that moment of reckoning — when you look at your life and ask the terrifying, sacred question: “Is this still where I’m meant to be?”
We’ve all been there. In that gray space between comfort and chaos. In the waiting room between endings and beginnings. And so often, we stay… not because it’s good, but because it’s familiar. Because starting over feels harder than breaking down. Because the devil we know is quieter than the unknown that screams at us to leap.
So we tell ourselves stories.
We make lists of reasons.
We manufacture comfort.
We build a fortress out of excuses.
But deep down, we know.
And Rose knew.
So she took the heartbreak, the doubt, the fear — and turned it into fire. With her unmistakable guitar in hand and a voice that trembles with power and precision, she crafted a song that doesn’t ask for your attention… it demands your courage.
Excuses is the sound of standing up for yourself.
Of walking away from what no longer feeds you.
Of ripping off the bandage even when it hurts like hell.
It’s more than music — it’s a manifesto.
And Rose isn’t new to this battlefield.
As the former lead of major label grunge act Anti-Hero and now the commanding voice of The Truth Untold, she’s carved her name into stages across North America: from the Vans Warped Tour and Summer NAMM, to The Whisky a Go Go and PVDFest.
Her band has opened for legends like SmashMouth, Josey Scott’s Saliva, Platinum Blonde, and more.
They’ve rocked audiences of over 200,000 people, released Top 30 radio singles, earned 8 artistic grants, and gained the backing of major names like Blackstar Amps and Reverend Guitars.
But stats don’t define Rose. Truth does.
Critics have called her “the perfect blend of Alanis Morissette and Norah Jones.”
Her songwriting? “Raw visceral power. Killer hooks. Punch-in-the-gut riffs.” (Spill Magazine).
Media icons like Bill Welychka have named her a “favorite.”
But more than that — fans call her a lifeline.
Because The Truth Untold doesn’t just play songs.
They spark something inside you that you forgot was alive.
Excuses isn’t a cry for pity.
It’s a war cry.
It’s the last tear before the smile.
It’s the moment you take your power back and whisper to yourself, “I deserve better than second place.”
And maybe the grass won’t be greener right away.
Maybe the next chapter won’t be easier.
But this — staying in something that no longer feeds your soul — this is not your final story.
Let Excuses be your reminder.
Let it burn through the lies you’ve told yourself.
Let it carry you to the other side of fear.
Because when the silence breaks, and the truth finally rises…
It sounds like this.
This is Rose Cora Perry.
This is The Truth Untold.
This is Excuses.
And it’s not just a song — it’s your permission to begin again.
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