Chord/Tab song: Travelin' Blues

from the album "Full Sail" 1974
written by Jim Messina

a d e9
a d e9
If you ever get the travelin' blues
and you n[a]eed a place to rest your s[d]hoes[dm]
there's s[a]omeone here to welcome the n[d]ews[dm6]
a b7 e9
I'd be so happy to know that you're alive.
a d e9
If loneliness should make you feel low
and you f[a]eel the need for someone to k[d]now[dm6]
I'd lo[a]ve to hear your welcomed hel[d]lo[dm6]
a b7 e9
I'd be so happy to know that you're alive.
There's [a7sus4]so many sig[a7]hts, those brigh[d]t city lights
will help you try and find your w[a]ay.
e f#m
It's a big, big world and you're a big, big girl
e d e7
so hurry up and don't be late.
a d e9
But if you ever want to come home
there's n[a]o need in you feeling al[d]one[dm6]
a[a]ll you got to do is ph[d]one[dm]
a b7 e9
I'd be so happy to know that you'e alive.
There's [a7sus4]so many sig[a7]hts, those br[d]ight city lights
will help you try and find your w[a]ay.
e f#m
It's a big, big world and you're a big, big girl
e d e7
so hurry up and don't be late.
a d e9
But if you ever want to come home
there's n[a]o need in you feeling al[d]one.[dm6]
A[a]ll you got to do is ph[d]one[dm]
a b7 e9
I'd be so happy to know that you're alive,
a b7 e9
I'd be so happy to know that you're alive,
a b7 e9 a
i'd be so happy to know that you're alive.