IntroSolo ChorusVerse 1Iron-Clad Feather-Feet Pounding The DustAn October’s Day Towards EveningSweat Embossed Veins Standing Proud To The PloughSalt On A Deep Chest SeasoningVerse 2Last Of The Line At An Honest Day’s ToilTurning The Deep Sod UnderFlint At The Fetlock Chasing The BoneFlies At The Nostrils PlunderVerse 3The Suffolk, The Clydesdale And The Percheron VieWith The Shire On His Feathers FloatingHauling Soft Timber Into The DuskTo Bed On A Warm Straw CoatingChorusHeavy Horses, Move The Land Under MeBehind The Plough Gliding, Slipping And Sliding FreeNow You’re Down To The Few And There’s No Work To DoThe Tractor Is On It’s WayVerse 4Let Me Find You A Filly For Your Proud Stallion SeedTo Keep The Old Line GoingAnd We’ll Stand You Abreast At The Back Of The WoodBehind The Young Trees GrowingVerse 5To Hide You From Eyes That Mock At Your GirthAnd Your Eighteen Hands At The ShoulderAnd One Day When The Oil Barons Have All Dripped DryAnd The Nights Are Seen To Draw ColderVerse 6They’ll Beg For Your Strength, Your Gentle PowerYour Noble Grace And Your BearingAnd You’ll Strain Once Again To The Sound Of The GullsIn The Wake Of The Deep Plough, SharingChorusHeavy Horses, Move The Land Under MeBehind The Plough Gliding, Slipping And Sliding FreeNow You’re Down To The Few And There’s No Work To DoThe Tractor Is On It’s WayTransitionViolin soloVerse 7Standing Like Tanks On The Brow Of The HillUp Into The Cold Wind FacingIn Stiff Battle Harness, Chained To The WorldAgainst The Low Sun RacingVerse 8Bring Me A Wheel Of Oaken WoodA Rein Of Polished LeatherA Heavy Horse And A Tumbling SkyBrewing Heavy WeatherBridge 1Bring A Song For The Evening, Clean Brass To Flash The DawnAcross These Acres Glistening, Like Dew On A Carpet LawnIn These Dark Towns Folk Lie Sleeping, The Heavy Horses Thunder ByTo Wake The Dying City With The Living Horseman’s CryTransitionGuitar soloRiff(Simplified)Bridge 2Ye, At Once The Old Hands Quicken, Bring Pick And Wisp And Curry CombThrill To The Sound Of All The Heavy Horses Coming HomeVerse 1Iron-Clad Feather-Feet Pounding The DustAn October’s Day Towards EveningSweat Embossed Veins Standing Proud To The PloughSalt On A Deep Chest SeasoningVerse 8Bring Me A Wheel Of Oaken WoodA Rein Of Polished LeatherA Heavy Horse And A Tumbling SkyBrewing Heavy WeatherChorusHeavy Horses, Move The Land Under MeBehind The Plough Gliding, Slipping And Sliding FreeNow You’re Down To The Few And There’s No Work To DoThe Tractor Is On It’s Way 3X + Fade Out