As timely now as when lyric originally written (2016).  

WHAT COULD GO WRONG?

Words: CW Mullins and Fogey		
Music:  Fogey  

NOTHING ELSE SEEMED TO WORK
OTHER PLANS ALL FELL THROUGH
OPTIONS ALL EXHAUSTED
EXCEPT A MISERABLE FEW
SO THAT CHOICE WE’D REJECTED
SET BACK THEN NEGLECTED
MAYBE ITS TIME HAS COME ALONG 
AFTER ALL WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG?

[Chorus]
WHAT COULD GO WRONG?  WE ASK IN A SONG
DISGRACE AND DISASTER, THE END COMING FASTER
IF IT DOESN’T KILL US IT’LL MAKE US ALL STRONG
WHAT COULD GO WRONG? WHAT COULD GO WRONG?

GOLDEN LADS AND LADIES
THE BRIGHTEST AND THE BEST
SOMEHOW THEY ALL FAILED US
THOUGH THEY’D PASSED EVERY TEST
BUT THAT GOOF OFF WE’D SCORNED
ABOUT WHOM WE WERE WARNED
MAYBE HIS TIME HAS COME ALONG

[Chorus]

HOW DID WE END  UP GETTING BACKED INTO A CORNER
AFTER PAINTING THE FLOOR BROWN?
HE’S GOT THE PERFECT SOLUTION
JUST BURN THE WHOLE THING DOWN 

IT’S TIME TO START OVER
WE CAN RESET THE CLOCK
WITH A HARD HEADED LEADER
YEAH A BRAIN LIKE A ROCK
SO WITHOUT MUCH REFLECTION
WE’LL MAKE OUR SELECTION
HIT THE ALARM AND BANG A GONG
BECAUSE, WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG?

[Chorus]

WHAT COULD GO WRONG? WHAT COULD GO WRONG? WHAT COULD GO?
WHAT COULD GO WRONG? WHAT COULD GO WRONG? WHAT COULD GO?
WHAT COULD GO WRONG? WHAT COULD GO WRONG? WHAT COULD GO WRONG?

What Could Go Wrong

What Is your Destiny

O boy has life become a hectic mess, squeezing in moments to create music seems to become more difficult by the day. But: sometimes things can get done, so here we are!

also, video: https://youtu.be/oXXYIJsPLuA?si=LWkD9HFfspzw08YA

Work Up, Wake Up

"I know my lazy, leaden twang
Is like the reason in a storm;

And yet it brings the storm to bear.
I twang it out and leave it there."

The Man With the Blue Guitar is a poem published in 1937 by Wallace Stevens. It is divided into thirty-three brief sections, or cantos. In the poem, an unnamed "they" says, of the titular man, "you do not play things as they are", sparking a prolonged meditation on the nature of art, performance, and imagination.

The Man With The Blue Guitar - twang it out

I can be so happy- all alone (acoustic version)

‘When You Walked In’ is the fifth studio quality Grey Hounds song to be released, this one is based on a true love story. It started life as slower ballad, but as we rehearsed it as a full band the speed was increased, and it got punked up to sound as it does now.

When You Walked In

String Quartet No.1 Op.37

Here for your enjoyment is the third and final track in the Alice Trilogy.
Part Three:
A whole variety of films and television programmes have been based on Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) and its sequel, Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There (1871). The first film ever made was in the UK in 1903. It was a silent live-action short. The United States quickly followed and became prolific with Alice productions. A certain Walt Disney directed a series of silent animated live-action shorts from 1923 to 1927. Over the years, films have been produced in Australia, Brazil, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Japan and the USSR. 
Trivia: The character of the “Mad Hatter" is thought to have been inspired by the phrase "mad as a hatter." It refers to mercury poisoning in hatmakers during the Victorian era (traces of arsenic have also been discovered). Another theory was of an eccentric furniture dealer in Oxford named Theophilus Carter. Carter's flamboyant style and the use of mercury in hat-making during that time add further intrigue to the Mad Hatter’s origin. 
finally…
Charles spent his final years in Guildford, Surrey. He died there on 14th January 1898, aged 65 years. In 1982, a memorial stone dedicated to him was unveiled in Poet’s Corner in London’s Westminster Abbey.


Alice Trilogy

Alice No. 03 (Trilogy)

Privilege

Written & Recorded @ Studio B

Knock Em down now might not be here Later

HATE CATZ 4 EVA

Shotz Fired

A movement of (barely) sufficient length for once.

Piano Concerto No.4 (4th movement) Op.40

If you're into modern rock bands like Black Keys, Royal Blood, Nothing But Thieves, and Biffy Clyro, then the music from this closet rocker could be for you.
For older influences, you might detect some  Finn Brothers in various configurations (Split Enz, Crowded House, Neil and Tim solo and together), Brian Wilson, Grateful Dead, John McLaughlin, Gomez, Radiohead, Steven Wilson, Bowie, and a bunch of others I’m forgetting at the moment.
In general, I play all the instruments, do all the arrangements, and do the heavy lifting on the vocals.
I tend to love music that rewards repeated listening rather than ear candy. That’s the spirit in which I hope you'll listen to this music.
I do both solo projects and collaborations with brother, who is on Soundcloud and Spotify as CW Mullins.  
CW pulled Fogey back into making music with a bunch of songs he had written and wanted to get recorded.  Collaboration started in 1983.  CW has carried the load on lyric writing, writes a lot of songs that Fogey performs and arranges, and Fogey writes music for some of CW’s lyrics.

What Could Go Wrong

Fog City Fogey