Sugar Mountain

Neil Young

Oh, to live on sugar mountain
With the barkers and the colored balloons
You can't be twenty on sugar mountain
Though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon
You're leaving there too soon

It's so noisy at the fair
But all your friends are there
And the candy floss you had
And your mother and your dad

Oh, to live on sugar mountain
With the barkers and the colored balloons
You can't be twenty on sugar mountain
Though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon
You're leaving there too soon

There's a girl just down the aisle
Oh to turn and see her smile
You can hear the words she wrote
As you read the hidden note

Oh, to live on sugar mountain
With the barkers and the colored balloons
You can't be twenty on sugar mountain
Though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon
You're leaving there too soon

Now you're underneath the stairs
And you're giving back some glares
To the people who you met
And it's your first cigarette

Oh, to live on sugar mountain
With the barkers and the colored balloons
You can't be twenty on sugar mountain
Though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon
You're leaving there too soon

Now you say you're leaving home
'Cause you want to be alone

Ain't it funny how you feel
When you're finding out it's real

Oh, to live on sugar mountain
With the barkers and the colored balloons
You can't be twenty on sugar mountain
Though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon
You're leaving there too soon

Oh, to live on sugar mountain
With the barkers and the colored balloons
You can't be twenty on sugar mountain
Though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon

Trivia about the song Sugar Mountain by Neil Young

On which albums was the song “Sugar Mountain” released by Neil Young?
Neil Young released the song on the albums “Time Fades Away” in 1973, “Decade” in 1977, “Sugar Mountain - Live at Canterbury House 1968” in 2008, “The Archives Vol. 1 1963-1972” in 2009, “Live in Chicago 1992” in 2011, “Acoustic Tour 1976” in 2017, “Songs for Judy” in 2018, and “Carnegie Hall 1970” in 2021.

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