Biography:
Dallas-based American singer-songwriter Max Stalling never expected to be a full-time country and western musician. After earning his college degree from Texas A&M in food science, he worked for Rainbo Bread and Frito Lay. But following the critically lauded and audience-proven successes of his first three CDs, Comfort In The Curves in 1997, Wide Afternoon in 2000, and One Of The Ways in 2002, he traded his lab coat for cowboy boots and has been touring ever since - performing at more than 150 honky tonks and smoky dancehalls each year.
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Other songs:
- Blue Eyes
- Comfort In The Curves
- Fermented Evenings
- Green Lights
- I Aint Drinking Alone
- I
- Long Way To Get
- Look In My Past
- Might Have Been In Austin
- One Of The Ways
- Only The Good Die Young
- Simple Girl
- Tadpoles And Eagles
- The Rock Song
- These Reminders
- These Things I Dont Dare
- These Things That I Dont Dare
- Topaz City
- Travelin Lite
- Wide Afternoon
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?Travelin? Lite?
Written & Performed by Max Stalling
from the CD ?Wide Afternoon? (Blind Nello Records)
To play along to the CD, capo at the 2nd fret
[Intro]
C C 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 thing?s got me thinking
C G
On the price of a life of travelin? lite.
G
Trying to live up to the words that some old writer felt
C
Spend your youth before you die and don?t outlive yourself.
D
But Lord that gets expensive on troubadours and minstrels
C G
It?s the price of a life of travelin? lite.
[Chorus]
C (3rd fret) C
It?s 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 travelin? lite.
G
I?d 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 lover?s tune underneath your breath
C G
I can almost see your face but I ain?t there yet.
G
I have lost my mind before, lost my heart a few times for sure
C D
Lost my way, but I?ve never lost my keys.
And I?ll tell you this for starters, ships ain?t built for harbors
C G
It?s the price of a life of travelin? lite.
[Chorus]
G C
I?m travelin? lite
G C
I?m travelin? lite
G D
I?m travelin, travelin, travelin lite
G C G
I?m travelin? lite, I?m travelin lite.
Written & Performed by Max Stalling
from the CD ?Wide Afternoon? (Blind Nello Records)
To play along to the CD, capo at the 2nd fret
[Intro]
C C 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 thing?s got me thinking
C G
On the price of a life of travelin? lite.
G
Trying to live up to the words that some old writer felt
C
Spend your youth before you die and don?t outlive yourself.
D
But Lord that gets expensive on troubadours and minstrels
C G
It?s the price of a life of travelin? lite.
[Chorus]
C (3rd fret) C
It?s 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 travelin? lite.
G
I?d 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 lover?s tune underneath your breath
C G
I can almost see your face but I ain?t there yet.
G
I have lost my mind before, lost my heart a few times for sure
C D
Lost my way, but I?ve never lost my keys.
And I?ll tell you this for starters, ships ain?t built for harbors
C G
It?s the price of a life of travelin? lite.
[Chorus]
G C
I?m travelin? lite
G C
I?m travelin? lite
G D
I?m travelin, travelin, travelin lite
G C G
I?m travelin? lite, I?m travelin lite.
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