Brandy (You're A Fine Girl)

G D Am Em7 There’s a port on a western bay Am C F C And it serves a hundred ships a day G D Am Em7 Lonely sailors pass the time away Am C G And talk about their homes G D Am Em7 There’s a girl in this harbor town Am C F C And she works laying whiskey down G D Am Em7 They say Brandy, fetch another round Am C G She serves them whisky and wine The sailors say... Em D Brandy, you're a fine girl Em C What a good wife you would be G D G Gsus4 Your eyes could steal a sailor from the sea G D Am Em7 Brandy wears a braided chain Am C F C Made of finest silver from the north of Spain G D Am Em7 Am C G A locket that bears the name of the man that Brandy loves G D Am Em7 Am C F C He came on a summers day - bearing gifts - from far away G D Am Em7 But he made it clear he couldn't stay Am C G No harbor was his home... Em D Brandy, you're a fine girl Em C What a good wife you would be G D G Gsus4 Your eyes could steal a sailor from the sea Em D Brandy used to watch his eyes C D As he told his sailor stories Em D he could feel the ocean fall and rise C D She saw its raging glory Em F But he had always told the truth G D Lord he was an honest man G D G Gsus4 And Brandy does her best to understand G D Am Em7 At night when the bars close down Am C F C Brandy walks through a silent town G D Am Em7 And loves a man who's not around Am C G She still can hear him say She hears him say... Em D Brandy, you're a fine girl Em C What a good wife you would be G D G Gsus4 Your eyes could steal a sailor from the sea Em D Brandy, you're a fine girl Em C What a good wife you would be G D G Gsus4 But my life, my lover, my lady, is the sea