G                Am     Em7  
There?s a port on a western bay  
       Am       C       F         C  
And it serves a hundred ships a day  
          G             Am    Em7  
Lonely sailors pass the time away  
    Am    C            G  
And talk about their homes  
  

     G                Am     Em7  
There?s a girl in this harbor town 
       Am       C       F      C  
And she works laying whiskey down 
        G             Am        Em7  
They say Brandy, fetch another round  
     Am          C         G  
She serves them whisky and wine  

The sailors say...  
  

Em7              D                
Brandy, you're a fine girl   
C                         G 
What a good wife you would be  
Dsus4                  A                G  D 
Your eyes could steal a sailor from the sea  
  

     G          Am     Em7  
Brandy wears a braided chain  
       Am       C                F      C  
Made of finest silver from the north of Spain       
    G         Am        Em7     Am          C         G  
A locket that bears the name of the man that Brandy loves  
    G         Am     Em           Am        C         G 
He came on a summers day - bearing gifts - from far away  
     G                   Am     Em7  
But he made it clear he couldnt stay  
     Am   C         G  
No harbor was his home...  
  

Em7               D         
Brandy, you're a fine girl  
C                         G 
What a good wife you would be  
Dsus4                  A                G  D 
Your eyes could steal a sailor from the sea  
  

  G            Am       Em7  
Brandy used to watch his eyes  
        Am      Em7          F 
As he told his sailor stories  
   G                    Am       Em7  
he could feel the ocean fall and rise  
Am           Em       G 
She saw its raging glory  
Em7                        F  
But he had always told the truth  
    C                 G  
Lord he was an honest man  
Dsus4              A              G  D 
And Brandy does her best to understand  


  G                Am     Em7  
There?s a port on a western bay  
       Am       C       F         C  
And it serves a hundred ships a day  
          G             Am    Em7  
Lonely sailors pass the time away  
    Am    C            G  
And talk about their homes  
  

   G              Am         Em7  
At night when the bars close down 
       Am                C        
Brandy walks through a silent town 
   G                  Am     Em7  
And loves a man who's not around  
    Am         C       G  
She still can hear him say  

She hears him say...  
  

Em7               D         
Brandy, you're a fine girl  
C                         G 
What a good wife you would be  
Dsus4                  A                G  D 
Your eyes could steal a sailor from the sea  


Em7               D         
Brandy, you're a fine girl  
C                         G 
What a good wife you would be  
Dsus4                  A                G  D 
Your eyes could steal a sailor from the sea