Sugar Mountain - Janis Ian

Do you go down\nOn the side of Sugar Mountain?\nWhen leaves are brown\nAnd the sunlight splits the sky\nI have found that\nThe sea breeze tears at the ocean\nAnd I hope somebody\nWill love me 'fore I die\nOh willow, weep no more my lady\nThough the days are long and lazy\nAnd the sun sets heavy on the sky\nWeep no more, I’m homeward bound\nI’m gonna tear this mountain down\nYou’re gonna be somebody bye and bye\nSugar Mountain trees are made of candy\nAnd the sun drips honey in your eyes\nEvery fountain’s water tastes like brandy\nAnd I know somebody\nWill love me 'fore I die\nOh willow, weep no more my lady\nThough the days are long and lazy\nAnd the sun sets heavy on the sky\nWeep no more, I’m homeward bound\nI’m gonna tear this mountain down\nYou’re gonna be somebody bye and bye\nSugar Mountain lovers taste like honey\nAnd their lips like elderberry wine\nEvery other stranger pales and withers\nAnd I hope somebody\nWill love me 'fore I die\nOh willow, weep no more my lady\nThough the days are long and lazy\nAnd the sun sets heavy on the sky\nWeep no more, I’m homeward bound\nI’m gonna tear this mountain down\nYou’re gonna be somebody bye and bye