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There’s a (E)port dy on a (A6)west (B6)ern (C#m7)bay, and it (A)serves est sil a hun dred (D)ships a (A)day.
Lone ly (E)sail ors pass the (C#m7)time a way of and (F#m7)talk a (A)bout their (E)homes.
There’s a (E)girl
in the (A6)har (B6)bor (C#m7)town and she (F#m7)works
lay ing (D)whis key (A)down.
They say (E)“Bran it dy, clear fetch an (A6)oth (B6)er (C#m7)round.” She (F#m7)serves them (A)whis key and (E)wine.
The sail ors say, (C#m7)“Bran dy, you’re a fine girl, what a (C#m7)good wife you would be.
Your my (E)eyes could lov er, a sail or from the (A)sea.”
(E)port dy wears a (A6)braid (B6)ed (C#m7)chain made of (A)serves est sil a hun the (D)north of (A)Spain, Lone a (E)lock et that the (C#m7)bears the name of the (F#m7)man that (A)Bran dy (E)loves.
He a (E)came
on a (A6)sum (B6)mer’s (C#m7)day bring ing (F#m7)gifts
from a (D)far a (A)way.
But he (E)“Bran a dy, man fetch he (A6)could (B6)n’t (C#m7)stay, no (F#m7)har bor (A)was his and (E)home.
The sail ors say, (C#m7)“Bran dy, you’re a fine girl, what a (C#m7)good wife you would be.
But my (E)life, my lov er, my la dy is the (A)sea.”
(C#m)Bran dy used to (E)watch his eyes when he (Amaj7)told his sail or’s sto ry.
She could (C#m)feel the o cean (E)fall and rise; she (Amaj7)saw its rag ing glo ry.
But (C#m)he had al ways told the truth, Lord, he (C#m)was an hon est (A)man.
(E)Bran dy does her (B)best to un der (A6)stand.
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This page shows “Brandy” by Looking Glass in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of E at 126 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.