Chords for ''A TRAVELLIN' MAN'' By RICHIE KAVANAGH.

_ _ [C] _ _ Johnny, are you going to sing a song?
I'm going to sing about a little travelling man, and of course something like this. _
Oh, I am a little travelling man, some [F] people call me Tinker [G] Dan.
I have a great big high-ass [C] stand, and I buy and sell all that I can.
Well, I buy a bit of carpet and I give it [E] to you, chap.
[F] Do you want the radio?
I buy an old tape, sure, [G] and everybody's no one, no [C] time in the line.
Oh, I buy a bit of carpet and I give it to you, [F] chap.
Do you want the radio?
I buy an old [G] tape, sure, and everybody's no one, no time in [C] the line.
[G] _
[C] Well, I was reared in a horse-drawn van, [F] me father was a cute little man.
[G] We used to travel near and far with [C] a pie-ball horse and a little swing car.
[C] There were her, Johnny, there were her.
Ah, the places we used to camp and stay [F] are all filled up with stone and clay.
[G] But how's they going?
I'll keep on [C] wishing we can keep on till our dying day.
Oh, I am a little travelling man, [F] some people call me Tinker Dan.
[G] I have a great big high-ass stand, [C] and I buy and sell all that I can.
Well, I buy a bit of carpet and I give it to [F] you, chap.
Do you want the radio?
I buy an [G] old tape, sure, and everybody's no one, no time [C] in the line.
[G] _ [C] Well, I buy a bit of carpet and I give it to you, [F] chap.
Do you want the radio?
I buy an old tape, [G] sure, and everybody's no one, no time in [C] the line.
[G] Well, [C] me brother Mickey, he's the one.
If [F] you want a bit of tar, me can't him done.
And I'll [G] cotton you now, he'll do a good [C] job, and he'll only charge you a small fruit bomb.
Oh, I am a little [E] travelling man, [F] some people call me Tinker Dan.
[G] I have a great big high [C]-ass stand, and I buy and sell all that I can.
Well, I buy a bit of carpet and I give it to you, [F] chap.
Do you want the radio?
I buy an old [G] tape, sure, and everybody's no one, no time [C] in the line.
[G] _ [C] Oh, I buy a bit of carpet and I give it to you, chap.
[F] Do you want the radio?
I buy an old tape, [G] sure, and everybody's no one, no time in [C] the line.
_ [G] Oh, and [C] me father taught me how to buy and [F] sell, and I'll cotton you now, I'm doing quite [G] well.
I've had for me house and me high-ass [C] van, and I'm proud to be called a [A] travelling [C] man.
Oh, I am a little travelling man, [F] some people call me Tinker Dan.
[G] I have a great big high-ass [C] stand, and I buy and sell all that I can.
Well, I buy a bit of carpet and I give it to you, [F] chap.
Do you want the radio?
I buy an old [G] tape, sure, and everybody's no one, no time in [C] the line.
[G] Oh, [C] I buy a bit of carpet and I give it [F] to you, chap.
Do you want the radio?
I buy an old tape, sure, [G] and everybody's no one, no time in the [C] line.
_ [B] [G] No, and everybody's no one, no time [C] in the line.
_ That's the sort. _ _