Light Enough to Travel

I wound up drunk again on Robson Street
That’s strange, 'cause we always agree
At the start of every evening
That’s the last place we’d wanna be
Coffee drinkers, dressed in black with no sugar
They don’t give me no respect
They say «Look, here comes another one.»
And I don’t know what they mean yet
I say
Keep it light enough to travel
Keep it light enough to travel
Don’t let it all unravel, no, no, no
Just keep it light enough to travel
Promise me we won’t go into that nightclub
I feel so fucked up when I’m in there
Can’t tell the bouncers from the customers
And I don’t know which ones I prefer
Promise me we won’t go into that nightclub
I really think that it’s obscene
What kind of people go to meet people
A place they can’t be heard or seen?
Keep it light enough to travel
Keep it light enough to travel
Don’t let it all unravel, no, no, no
Just keep it light enough to travel
Smashed the window at the logging company
Just to get a little release
Had to throw down my accordion
To get away from the Vancouver police
Keep it light enough to travel
Keep it light enough to travel
Don’t let it all unravel, no, no, no
Keep it light enough to travel
Keep it light enough, light enough to travel (Keep it light enough to travel)
Keep it light enough, light enough to travel (Keep it light enough to travel)
I say light enough, light enough, light enough (Keep it light enough to travel)