"Blue Moon Blues" genre: Blues Rock
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	A blues type song about a street vender's attempts to trade and sell emotions of lovers inprisoned in a make believe jail.
	MP3.com CD: Trying To Get The Most - buy it! CD: Trying To Get The Most Out of Life   Label: Desert Morning Records Credits: Written, arranged, performed and produced by R. Barry Knox
	Story Behind the Song This was a song I wrote from the gut. It describes something I was feeling at the time I wrote it. It can have miltiple interpretations. The recording took several days in my studio. Dalton Hagner is featured on the sax and Dick Bailey on the lead guitar. Lyrics Blue Moon Blues Lyrics and music by R. Barry Knox Copyright 1997 House of Knox (ascap) Verse I: I've got some moon blues for you on sale. Find me each day in the lover's jail. You know I'll buy, sell or trade, things lovers bring. Blue, moon blues, on sale. Verse II: Bad times and sad times to put you down. Buy some from me, just a buck a pound. Guaranteed to hurt you more, deeper than before. Blue, moon blues, on sale. Verse III: I've got love lies and night signs for your nights. Buy some from me while the price is right. Every lover needs, what my products will bring. Blue, moon blues, on sale. Verse IV: I have some heartaches and heart- breaks to make you stay. Tell me right now, how much you'll pay. Will you pay a tear or two, for a lover that's untrue? Blue, moon blues, on sale. Verse V: Wise words from songbirds to make your days. Trade an oath of love, for when you'll pay. I'll tell the judge of love he failed, when he sent you to the jail. Blue, moon blues, on sale.

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