"Travelin’ Light" from the 1976 JJ Cale album, "Troubadour".

Standard Tuning

In the Key of F#minor/G flatminor

The song starts out in F#minor, you should prefer to listen to the song

Author’s note: Please note that this is my interpretation of this song.

F#m	A
Travelin’ light,	is the only way to fly

F#m	A
Travelin’ light,	just you and I

A	F#m
One-way ticket	to ecstasy

A	F#m
Way on	down, follow me

F#m	A
Travelin’ light,	is the only way to fly

Bridge-There is a slight bridge/break here and after the second verse

It’s played like this: B B F#m(x3), then you end on a B while playing it

a few times, then go back into the song playing like the intro, but you

can play a solo there, etc. Try to always make it your own

Travelin’ light, we can go beyond

Travelin’ light, we can catch the wind

Travelin’ light, let your mind pretend

We can go to paradise

Maybe once, maybe twice

Travelin’ light, is the only way to fly

This is a great JJ Cale tune, people usually go to JJ Cale for good songs, people like:

Eric Clapton- Mustang Sally, Cocaine.

Lynyrd Sknyrd- The Same Old Blues, Call Me The Breeze.

Trey Presson and The Bootheel Contingent- Travelin’ Light.

Maybe you can find your own diamond in the rough, and believe me, it’s out there.

Source: http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/j/jj_cale/travelin_light_crd.htm