ãTravelinâ Liteä Written & Performed by Max Stalling from the CD ãWide Afternoonä (Blind Nello Records) Submitted by Wes Wilson (wesjenn3@airmail.net) To play along with the CD, capo at the 2nd fret Intro: C-slid up to 3rd fret C (play this twice) then C G G A glaring sun at midday makes it hard to see the road C A lot of miles since last night and a whole lot more to go. D The brightness has me blinking, the whole thingâs got me thinking C G On the price of a life of travelinâ lite. G Trying to live up to the words that some old writer felt C Spend your youth before you die and donât outlive yourself. D But Lord that gets expensive on troubadours and minstrels C G Itâs the price of a life of travelinâ lite. Chorus: C (3rd fret) C Itâs the price of a life, I guess C (3rd fret) C The price of a life, I guess C D C G The price of a life, of travelinâ lite. G Iâd like to lay down girl, gently in your lap C Let you stroke my hair as I take a nap. D You could hum a loverâs tune underneath your breath C G I can almost see your face but I ainât there yet. G I have lost my mind before, lost my heart a few times for sure C D Lost my way, but Iâve never lost my keys. D And Iâll tell you this for starters, ships ainât built for harbors C G Itâs the price of a life of travelinâ lite. Chorus G C Iâm travelinâ lite G C Iâm travelinâ lite G D Iâm travelin, travelin, travelin lite G C G Iâm travelinâ lite, Iâm travelin lite.