I first heard this song yesterday, and I loved it so much I had to learn it. So I did, then I put it up here. It probably isn't perfect, but it sounds good enough to me. The strumming pattern is pretty simple, you should be able to figure something out from listening to the song. Intro: D Em G D x2 A A7sus2 First verse:

I'm a ^Dtravelling man ^Ema-moving You ^F#mname it I've been ^Gthere ^A And night and day I ^G/Bstrive to sell my ^Awares, now... ^Em7

Got ^Dnothing I can ^Emshow you ^F#m And nothing you can ^Gwear ^A But hang around a ^G/Bwhile and lend an ^Aear, now... ^Em7

While ^Bmtravellin' on a ^F#mfreight-train On the ^GRocky Island ^Aline My ^Bmyoung love said ^F#mto me My ^Gmother she don't ^Amind

Through ^Emtwelve gates of the ^F#mcity I ^Gcame into my ^A7prime I was ^Dsinging songs of ^Emwild mountain ^Gthyme ^D

Repeat intro: D Em G D Second verse:

^DSing little ^Embirdie From the ^F#mgreenwood side-e-^Go Where the ^Atrees they do grow ^G/Bhigh, come say ^Ahello, now... ^Em7

^DSummer is a-^Emcoming And I'm ^F#mstanding on the ^Gshore ^A And where I'm bound, oh ^G/BLord I can't be ^Asure, now... ^Em7

From the ^BmArizona ^F#mdustbowl Out ^Gto Van Diemons ^Aland To the ^BmNorth-West Passage ^F#msnowbound Where Lord ^GFranklin made his ^Astand

While ^Emhigh above I'm ^F#msinging With my ^Gguitar in my ^A7hand And I'm ^Dthinking about one ^Emtiny grain of ^Gsand ^D

Repeat intro: D Em G D Third verse:

If ^Danyone should ^Emask me If I ^F#mbe a rambling ^Gboy ^A The sporting life I ^G/Bknow I have en^Ajoyed ^Em7

Met a ^Dlady from ^EmLouisville A-^F#mpleasing to my ^Gmind She ^Atook my hand and ^G/Bsaid, would you please be ^Akind ^Em7

And from the ^Bmfoggy dew I ^F#mstumbled In^Gto a shady ^Agrove Where the ^Bmredbird sang his ^F#msweet song He ^Gsang of careless ^Alove And the ^Embells of Rhymney ^F#mringing out And ^Gbrought the people ^A7round Saying ^Dwelcome to your ^Emfriendly travellin^Gg man ^D ^D Welcome to your ^Emfriendly trave^Glling man ^D

Outro: D Em G D A A D A great song by a great artist! Seeing as I like this guy quite a lot, more Bert Jansch tunes might come up in the future.

Bert Jansch - Travelling man