Brandy

[G]   [D]   [Em]   [A]

There's [A]  [D]  port  [F#m]  on [A]  [Em]  western  [Bm]  bay
And it  [Em]  serves  [G]  [A] hundred  [C]  ships [A]  [G]  day
Lonely  [D]  sailors  [F#m]  pass the  [Em]  time [A] [Bm] way
And  [Em]  talk [A] [G] bout their  [D]  homes
And there's a  D  girl,  F
And she  Em  works,  G  laying  C  whiskey  G  down
They say  [D]  "Brandy, ([F#m],) fetch an [Em] other  [Bm]  round"
She  Em  serves them  G  whiskey and  D  wine

  The sailors say  Bm  "Brandy,  A  you're a  G  fine girl
  What a  Bm  good  A  wife you would  G  be
  Yeah your  D  eyes could steal a sa A ilor
  From the  [G]  sea."   [G]   [D]   [Em]   [A]

Brandy, wears a braided chain
Made of finest silver from the north of Spain
A locket, that bears the name
Of a man that Brandy loved
He came, on a  summer's day
Bringing gifts, from far away
But he made it clear, he couldn't stay
No harbor was his home

  The sailors said "Brandy, you're a fine girl
  What a good wife you would be
  But my life, my lover, my lady
  Is the sea."

Yeah  Bm  Brandy used to  A  watch his eyes when he  G  told his sailor's st A ory
She could (bm) feel the ocean  A  fall and rise, she  G  saw it's raging gl A ory
But he had  Bm  always told the  C  truth, Lord he  Bm  was an honest  G  man
And  A  Brandy does her best to under G stand

 [G]   [D]   [Em]   [A]

At  D  night,  F
 [Em]  Brandy  [G]  walks through [A]  [C]  silent  [G]  town
And  [D]  loves [A]  [F#m]  man, who's  [Em]  not [A] [Bm] round
She  Em  still can  G  hear him  D  say, she hears him say

Repeat 2nd Chorus And Fade Out