Chords for Brandy You're a Fine Girl by Looking Glass w/ lyrics
Tempo:
127.8 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
C#m
F#m
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F#]
[C#m] [A] [F#]
[E] [B]
[E] [F#m]
[E] There's a boy on a western bay and he [A] serves a hundred ships a day.
Lonely [G#m] sailors [E] pass the time away and [F#m] talk about [E] their homes.
[A] Then [E] there's a girl [A] in this [E] Harvard town and [A] she works laying whiskey [E] down.
They say, Brandy, [C#m] that's another round, [A] she serves them whiskey [E] and wine.
The sailors [C#m] say, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, [C#m] what a good wife you [A] would be.
Yeah, [E] your eyes, they still [B] say, I'm [E] seeing.
[F#m]
[E] Brandy [C#m] wears a braided chain [A] made of finest silver [D] from the north of Spain.
[E] A [G#m] locket [E] that bears the name [A] of a man that [E] Brandy loved.
[A] It [E] came on [C#m] a summer's day [A] bringing gifts [D] from far [E] away.
But it made it clear [C#m] he couldn't stay, [A] no harbor was [E] his home.
The [C#m] sailors say, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, [C#m] what a good wife [A] you would be.
[E] But my love, my lover, my [B]
lady, [A] it's a [E] year.
[F#m]
Yeah, [C#m] Brandy used [E] to watch his eyes [A] when he told his sailors' [F#]
story.
[C#m] She could feel the ocean [B] falling last.
[A] She saw his rage [F#] and glory.
[C#m] But he had [D] always told the truth, Lord, [C#m] it was an [A] honest man.
[E] Brandy does her [B]
best to understand.
[C#m] [F#m]
[E] At night, when the bars close down, [F#m] Brandy [A] walks through a silent town.
[E] And loves a [G#m] man [C#m] who's not around, she [F#m] still can't [E] hear him say.
She hears him [C#m] say, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, what [C#m] a good [A] wife you would be.
[E] But my love, my lover, [B] my lady, it's a [E] year.
[F#m]
[A] [C#m] Yeah, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, what [C#m] a good wife [A] you would be.
But my [E] love, my [B] lady, it's a [E] year.
[F#m] [B] [G#] [N]
[C#m] [A] [F#]
[E] [B]
[E] [F#m]
[E] There's a boy on a western bay and he [A] serves a hundred ships a day.
Lonely [G#m] sailors [E] pass the time away and [F#m] talk about [E] their homes.
[A] Then [E] there's a girl [A] in this [E] Harvard town and [A] she works laying whiskey [E] down.
They say, Brandy, [C#m] that's another round, [A] she serves them whiskey [E] and wine.
The sailors [C#m] say, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, [C#m] what a good wife you [A] would be.
Yeah, [E] your eyes, they still [B] say, I'm [E] seeing.
[F#m]
[E] Brandy [C#m] wears a braided chain [A] made of finest silver [D] from the north of Spain.
[E] A [G#m] locket [E] that bears the name [A] of a man that [E] Brandy loved.
[A] It [E] came on [C#m] a summer's day [A] bringing gifts [D] from far [E] away.
But it made it clear [C#m] he couldn't stay, [A] no harbor was [E] his home.
The [C#m] sailors say, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, [C#m] what a good wife [A] you would be.
[E] But my love, my lover, my [B]
lady, [A] it's a [E] year.
[F#m]
Yeah, [C#m] Brandy used [E] to watch his eyes [A] when he told his sailors' [F#]
story.
[C#m] She could feel the ocean [B] falling last.
[A] She saw his rage [F#] and glory.
[C#m] But he had [D] always told the truth, Lord, [C#m] it was an [A] honest man.
[E] Brandy does her [B]
best to understand.
[C#m] [F#m]
[E] At night, when the bars close down, [F#m] Brandy [A] walks through a silent town.
[E] And loves a [G#m] man [C#m] who's not around, she [F#m] still can't [E] hear him say.
She hears him [C#m] say, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, what [C#m] a good [A] wife you would be.
[E] But my love, my lover, [B] my lady, it's a [E] year.
[F#m]
[A] [C#m] Yeah, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, what [C#m] a good wife [A] you would be.
But my [E] love, my [B] lady, it's a [E] year.
[F#m] [B] [G#] [N]
Key:
E
A
C#m
F#m
B
E
A
C#m
_ _ _ _ _ _ [F#] _ _
_ [C#m] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [F#] _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ [B] _ _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ [F#m] _ _ _
_ [E] There's a boy _ on a western bay and he [A] serves a hundred ships a day.
Lonely [G#m] sailors [E] pass the time away and [F#m] talk about [E] their homes.
[A] Then [E] there's a girl _ [A] in this [E] Harvard town and [A] she works _ laying whiskey [E] down.
They say, Brandy, [C#m] that's another round, [A] she serves them whiskey [E] and wine.
The sailors [C#m] say, Brandy, _ [A] you're a fine girl, [C#m] _ what a good wife you [A] would be.
Yeah, [E] your eyes, they still [B] say, _ I'm [E] seeing.
_ _ [F#m] _ _
_ _ [E] _ Brandy [C#m] wears a braided chain [A] made of finest silver [D] from the north of Spain.
[E] A [G#m] locket [E] that bears the name [A] of a man that [E] Brandy loved.
[A] _ It [E] came on [C#m] a summer's day [A] bringing gifts [D] from far [E] away.
But it made it clear [C#m] he couldn't stay, [A] no harbor was [E] his home.
The [C#m] sailors say, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, [C#m] what a good wife [A] you would be.
[E] _ But my love, my lover, my [B]
lady, [A] it's a [E] year.
_ [F#m] _ _
Yeah, _ [C#m] Brandy used [E] to watch his eyes [A] when he told his sailors' [F#]
story.
[C#m] She could feel the ocean [B] falling last.
_ [A] She saw his rage [F#] and glory.
_ [C#m] But he had [D] always told the truth, Lord, [C#m] it was an [A] honest man.
_ _ [E] Brandy does her [B]
best to understand.
[C#m] _ _ [F#m] _ _
_ _ [E] At night, when the bars close down, [F#m] Brandy [A] walks through a silent town.
[E] And loves a [G#m] man [C#m] who's not around, she [F#m] still can't [E] hear him say.
She hears him [C#m] say, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, what [C#m] a good [A] wife you would be.
[E] But my love, my lover, [B] my lady, _ it's a [E] year.
_ [F#m] _ _
[A] _ _ [C#m] Yeah, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, what [C#m] a good wife [A] you would be.
But my [E] _ _ love, my [B] lady, _ _ it's a [E] year.
_ [F#m] _ [B] _ _ _ _ [G#] _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ [C#m] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [F#] _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ [B] _ _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ [F#m] _ _ _
_ [E] There's a boy _ on a western bay and he [A] serves a hundred ships a day.
Lonely [G#m] sailors [E] pass the time away and [F#m] talk about [E] their homes.
[A] Then [E] there's a girl _ [A] in this [E] Harvard town and [A] she works _ laying whiskey [E] down.
They say, Brandy, [C#m] that's another round, [A] she serves them whiskey [E] and wine.
The sailors [C#m] say, Brandy, _ [A] you're a fine girl, [C#m] _ what a good wife you [A] would be.
Yeah, [E] your eyes, they still [B] say, _ I'm [E] seeing.
_ _ [F#m] _ _
_ _ [E] _ Brandy [C#m] wears a braided chain [A] made of finest silver [D] from the north of Spain.
[E] A [G#m] locket [E] that bears the name [A] of a man that [E] Brandy loved.
[A] _ It [E] came on [C#m] a summer's day [A] bringing gifts [D] from far [E] away.
But it made it clear [C#m] he couldn't stay, [A] no harbor was [E] his home.
The [C#m] sailors say, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, [C#m] what a good wife [A] you would be.
[E] _ But my love, my lover, my [B]
lady, [A] it's a [E] year.
_ [F#m] _ _
Yeah, _ [C#m] Brandy used [E] to watch his eyes [A] when he told his sailors' [F#]
story.
[C#m] She could feel the ocean [B] falling last.
_ [A] She saw his rage [F#] and glory.
_ [C#m] But he had [D] always told the truth, Lord, [C#m] it was an [A] honest man.
_ _ [E] Brandy does her [B]
best to understand.
[C#m] _ _ [F#m] _ _
_ _ [E] At night, when the bars close down, [F#m] Brandy [A] walks through a silent town.
[E] And loves a [G#m] man [C#m] who's not around, she [F#m] still can't [E] hear him say.
She hears him [C#m] say, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, what [C#m] a good [A] wife you would be.
[E] But my love, my lover, [B] my lady, _ it's a [E] year.
_ [F#m] _ _
[A] _ _ [C#m] Yeah, Brandy, [A] you're a fine girl, what [C#m] a good wife [A] you would be.
But my [E] _ _ love, my [B] lady, _ _ it's a [E] year.
_ [F#m] _ [B] _ _ _ _ [G#] _ _ _ _ [N] _