D	F#m	Em	Bm
There's a	port	, on a	western	bay

	Em	G	C/G	G
And it	serves	, a hundred	ships a	day

	D	F#m	Em	Bm	Em	G	D
Lonely	sailors	, pass the	time	away, and	talk a	bout their	homes

	D	F#m	Em	Bm
There's a	girl	, in this	harbour	town

	Em	G	C/G	G
And she	works	, laying	whiskey	down

	D	F#m	Em	Bm	Em	G	D
They say	Brandy	, fetch	another	round, she	serves them	whiskey and	wine

	Bm7	G
The sailors say	Brandy, you're a	fine girl

	Bm7	G
What a	good wife you would	be

	A	Asus4/Gb	G	D/F#	Bm7 A
Your	eyes could steal a	sailor from the	sea

	D	F#m	Em	Bm
	Brandy	, wears a	braided	chain

	Em	G	C/G	G
Made of the	finest	silver from the	north of	spain

	D	F#m	Em	Bm	Em	G	D
A	locket	, that	bears the	name of	the man that	Brandy	loves

	D	F#m	Em	Bm
He	came	, on a	summers	day

	Em	G	C/G	G
Bearing	gifts	, from	far a	way

	D	F#m	Em	Bm	Em	G	D
But he	made it	clear, he	couldn't	stay, no	harbour	was his	home

	Bm7	G
The sailor said	Brandy, you're a	fine girl

	Bm7	Gmaj7
What a	good wife you would	be

	A	Asus4/Gb	G	D/F#	Bm7 A
But my	life, my love, and my	lady is the	sea

	Bm7	A	G	A
Yes	Brandy used to	watch his eyes as he	told his sailor's	stories

	Bm7	A	G	A
She could	feel the ocean	fall and rise, she	saw its raging	glory

	Bm7	C/G	Bm7
But	he had always	told the truth , Lord he	was an honest man

	Asus4/Gb	A	G	D	Bm7 A
And	Brandy does her	best to under	stand

	D	F#m	Em	Bm
	At night	, when the	bars close	down

	Em	G	C/G	G
	Brandy	walks through a	silent	town

	D	F#m	Em	Bm	Em	G	D
And	loves a	man, who's	not a	round, she	still can	hear him	say

	Bm7	G
She hears him say	Brandy, you're a	fine girl

	Bm7	G
What a	good wife you would	be

	A	Asus4/Gb	G	D/F#	Bm A
But my	life, my love, and my	lady is the	sea