"Something's Always Happening To Me" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	While misery may not always love the company it's around, it definitely enjoys hanging out with a funky piano and bass. Singin' the blues has never been this much fun.
	CD: The Funeral of Mr. Disappointment   Label: MoonRover Records Credits: Eddy Morris--bass, bgv; Mike Morris--drums, bgv; Kerry Coleman--percussion; Peter Van Howe--bgv
	Story Behind the Song According to Moon, "sometimes we only know where we want to go in life, not how we will get there." This song was written in response to the frustration he was feeling in his own life as a much-needed reminder that even if we can't see where the path leads, eventually it always leads us home. The song was written in a Baltimore, Maryland hotel room and was recorded in 1998 at Allen-Martin and Distillery Sound Studios, both in Louisville. Lyrics I've always been a rock, but now I've hit rock bottom something's always happening to me you say you've lost your problems? I think I've got 'em something's always happening to me why don't you speak to me? does the phone in Heaven ring? why is this happening to me? no explanation for these trials and tribulations something's always happening to me I feel like Job, I lost my ass and lost my sheep something's always happening to me I know you speak to me but my phone it never rings why is this happening to me? no explanations for these trials and tribulations something's always happening to me you were always there for me there were things I could not see good things were happening to me. Something keeps on happening ain't no use in asking Him why it'll be all right...

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