Biography:
The English rock band Traffic started out with Steve Winwood, Dave Mason, Jim Capaldi, and Chris Wood after Winwood left The Spencer Davis Group. From their beginning, in 1967, they were quite popular in their native England, though success elsewhere was slower in coming. Their first three albums combined psychedelic rock and soul with elements of British folk music, giving them a unique, groundbreaking sound. Their most popular single was Dear Mr. Fantasy, from the album of the same name.
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Other songs:
- Dear Mr. Fantasy
- Hole In My Shoe
- 40000 Headmen
- Cryin To Be Heard
- Dear Mister Fantasy
- Dear Mr Fantasy
- Empty Pages
- Evening Blue
- Every Mothers Son
- Feelin Alright
- Forty Thousand Headmen
- Freedom Rider
- Hidden Treasure
- House For Everyone
- John Barleycorn
- Light Up Or Leave Me Alone
- Low Spark
- Many A Mile To Freedom
- Paper Sun
- Sad And Deep As You
- Smiling Phases
- Snad
- Sometimes I Feel So Uninspired
- The Low Spark Of High
- The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys Live
- Walking In The Wind
- Who Knows What Tomorrow
- You Can All Join In
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Many A Mile To Freedom - Traffic
Interlude G voicing: 3x0033
[Interlude]
4x
Guitar: G
Keys: G Am G C G Am
[Verse]
C Fm Eb Gsus
Many a mile to freedom, many a smile to tell
C Fm Eb Gsus
Ask my bluebird to sing you, from the heart of a wishing well
Fm Eb D G
Call all my reindeer to graze here, call all my grain to grow
F Em Dm C
Then together we flow like the river
Bb Ab Bb Ab
Then together we melt like the snow
[Interlude]
4x
Guitar: G
Keys: G Am G C G Am
[Verse]
C Fm Eb Gsus
Many a thought unanswered, many a tale to tell
C Fm Eb Gsus
Ask my bluebird to sing you, from the heart of a wishing well
Fm Eb D G
If you should ask me to give you the reason for life that we know
F Em Dm C
Then together we flow like the river
Bb Ab Bb Ab
And together we melt like the snow
[Interlude]
4x
Guitar: G
Keys: G Am G C G Am
[Guitar solo]
C Fm Eb G C Fm Eb G
Fm Eb D G F Em Dm C Bb Ab Bb Ab
[Interlude]
4x
Guitar: G
Keys: G Am G C G Am
[Verse]
C Fm Eb Gsus
Many a mile to freedom, many a smile to tell
C Fm Eb Gsus
Ask my bluebird to sing you, from the heart of a wishing well
Fm Eb D G
If you should ask me to give you the reason for life that we know
F Em Dm C
Then together we flow like the river
Bb Ab Bb Ab
And together we melt like the snow
[Flute Solo]
8x: Bb Ab
[Interlude]
4x
Guitar: G
Keys: G Am G C G Am
A few more miles to go miles to freedom
[Guit solo over Interlude]
G
A few more miles to freedom
[More guit solo over Interlude]
[Continue Interlude with solos and fade]
Interlude G voicing: 3x0033
[Interlude]
4x
Guitar: G
Keys: G Am G C G Am
[Verse]
C Fm Eb Gsus
Many a mile to freedom, many a smile to tell
C Fm Eb Gsus
Ask my bluebird to sing you, from the heart of a wishing well
Fm Eb D G
Call all my reindeer to graze here, call all my grain to grow
F Em Dm C
Then together we flow like the river
Bb Ab Bb Ab
Then together we melt like the snow
[Interlude]
4x
Guitar: G
Keys: G Am G C G Am
[Verse]
C Fm Eb Gsus
Many a thought unanswered, many a tale to tell
C Fm Eb Gsus
Ask my bluebird to sing you, from the heart of a wishing well
Fm Eb D G
If you should ask me to give you the reason for life that we know
F Em Dm C
Then together we flow like the river
Bb Ab Bb Ab
And together we melt like the snow
[Interlude]
4x
Guitar: G
Keys: G Am G C G Am
[Guitar solo]
C Fm Eb G C Fm Eb G
Fm Eb D G F Em Dm C Bb Ab Bb Ab
[Interlude]
4x
Guitar: G
Keys: G Am G C G Am
[Verse]
C Fm Eb Gsus
Many a mile to freedom, many a smile to tell
C Fm Eb Gsus
Ask my bluebird to sing you, from the heart of a wishing well
Fm Eb D G
If you should ask me to give you the reason for life that we know
F Em Dm C
Then together we flow like the river
Bb Ab Bb Ab
And together we melt like the snow
[Flute Solo]
8x: Bb Ab
[Interlude]
4x
Guitar: G
Keys: G Am G C G Am
A few more miles to go miles to freedom
[Guit solo over Interlude]
G
A few more miles to freedom
[More guit solo over Interlude]
[Continue Interlude with solos and fade]
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