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 ABm)way And Em talk AG)bout their D homes And there's a D girl, F#m in this Em harbor Bm town And she Em works, G laying C whiskey G down They say D "Brandy, (F#m,) fetch anEm)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 saA)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 stA)ory She could (bm) feel the ocean A fall and rise, she G saw it's raging glA)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 underG)stand G D Em A At D night, F#m when the Em bars close Bm down Em Brandy G walks through A C silent G town And D loves A F#m man, who's Em not ABm)round She Em still can G hear him D say, she hears him say Repeat 2nd Chorus And Fade Out