Brandy Youre A Fine Girl

[Intro]
C#m A C#m A Bsus4 B
A E/G# F#m

[Verse 1]
B          E   G#m     F#m     C#m
 There's a port   on a western bay
             F#m A          D       A
And it serves     a hundred ships a day
       E                F#m   C#m
Lonely sailors pass the time away
    F#m   A               E
And talk about their homes
              E   G#m        F#m    C#m
And there's a girl   in this harbor town
             F#m A       D       A
And she works     layin' whiskey down
              E          F#m    C#m
They say "Brandy, fetch another round"
    F#m         A               E
She serves them whiskey and wine

[Chorus]
The sailors say,
     C#m          A
"Brandy, you're a fine girl
           C#m               A
What a good   wife you would be
Yeah,
         Bsus4                 B                A E/G# F#m B
your eyes     could steal a sailor from the sea"

[Verse 2]
E     G#m        F#m     C#m
Brandy   wears a braided chain
        F#m    A               D        A
Made of finest silver from the north of Spain
  E           F#m       C#m
A locket that bears the name
     F#m      A           E
Of a man that Brandy loved
   E   G#m     F#m      C#m
He came   on a summer's day
         F#m  A     D    A
Bringing gifts from far away
       E                F#m      C#m
But he made it clear he couldn't stay
   F#m    A           E
No harbor was his home

[Chorus]
The sailor said,
     C#m          A
"Brandy, you're a fine girl
           C#m               A
What a good   wife you would be
But my life,
Bsus4                 B             A E/G# F#m
     my love and my lady is the sea"

[Bridge]
B          C#m        B
 Yeah, Brandy used to watch his eyes
        A                 B
When he told his sailor's story
          C#m            B
She could feel the ocean fall and rise
A                  B
She saw its raging glory
C#m               D
But he had always told the truth
            C#m          A
Lord, he was   an honest man
    Bsus4               B             A E/G# F#m
And Brandy does her best to understand
B   E    G#m             F#m      C#m
 At night   when the bars   close down

[Verse 3]
F#m    A                 D    A
Brandy walks through a silent town
    E                 F#m  C#m
And loves a man who's not around
    F#m       A           E
She still can hear him say

[Chorus]
She hears him say,
     C#m          A
"Brandy, you're a fine girl
           C#m               A
What a good   wife you would be
But my life,
Bsus4                 B            A E/G#
     my love and my lady is the sea
F#m        B
Yes, it is"

[Fade Out]
             C#m          A
He said "Brandy, you're a fine girl
           C#m               A
What a good   wife you would be
But my life,
Bsus4                 B            A E/G#
     my love and my lady is the sea
F#m        B
Yes, it is"