There's a port on a western bay and
it serves a hundreds ships a day lonely
sailors pass the time away and talk about
their homes and there's a girl in this
harbor town and she works layin' whiskey down
they say brandy fetch another round
she serves them whiskey and wine
the sailors say brandy you're a fine girl
what a good wife you would be yeah
your eyes could steal a sailor from
the sea brandy wears a brainded chain
made of fine silver from the north
of spain a lock et that bears the name
of a man that brandy loved
He came on a summer's day bringin' gifts
from far away but the made it clear
he couldn't stay no harbor was his home
than sailors said brandy you're a fine girl
what a good wife you would be but my life
my love and my lady is the sea yeah
brandy used to watch his eyes as he told
his sailor stories she could feel the ocean fall
and rise she saw his ragin' glory
but he had alway stold the truth lord
he was an honest man and braindy does
her best to understand at night
when the bars close down brandy walks
through a silent town and loves a man
who's not around she still can hear
him say she hears him say brandy
you're a fine girl what a good wife
you would be but my life my love and
my lady is the sea brandy you're
a fine girl what a good wife
you would be but my life my love
and my lady is the sea