D C G F D Dsus4 C G G F Oh, to live on Sugar Mountain, G F with the barkers and the colored balloons G F You can't be twenty on Sugar Mountain, Dm G though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon; Dm G you're leaving there too soon. G F It's so noisy at the fair, G but all your friends are there F And the candy floss you had, G and your mother and your dad. G F Oh, to live on Sugar Mountain, G F with the barkers and the colored balloons G F You can't be twenty on Sugar Mountain, Dm G though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon; Dm G you're leaving there too soon. D C G F D Dsus4 C G G F There's a girl just down the aisle, G oh, to turn and see her smile. F You can hear the words she wrote, G as you read the hidden note. G F Oh, to live on Sugar Mountain G F with the barkers and the colored balloons G F You can't be twenty on Sugar Mountain, Dm G though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon; Dm G you're leaving there too soon. D C G F D Dsus4 C G G F Now you're underneath the stairs, G and you're giving back some glares F To the people who you met, G and it's your first cigarette. G F Oh, to live on Sugar Mountain, G F with the barkers and the colored balloons G F You can't be twenty on Sugar Mountain, Dm G though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon; Dm G you're leaving there too soon. G F Now you say you're leaving home, G 'cause you want to be alone. F Ain't it funny how you feel, G when you're finding out it's real? G F Oh, to live on Sugar Mountain, G F with the barkers and the colored balloons G F You can't be twenty on Sugar Mountain, Dm G though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon; Dm G you're leaving there too soon. G F Oh, to live on Sugar Mountain, G F with the barkers and the colored balloons G F You can't be twenty on Sugar Mountain, Dm G though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon D C G F D Dsus4 C