Marty Mone - The Ploughing Song (Official Video)

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This is a song Marty wrote of RTE tv about a ploughing event they where on air from. Marty then played it live on the show. the song is about tractors, farms, trucks, farms, & machinery


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Marty Mone - The Ploughing song Lyrics

Verse 1:
People did pour to Tullamore to the Ploughing Championships.
They park on roads, in fields and lanes and the odd one on the ditch.
Well the rush is on from the crack of dawn eating sandwiches from the boot,
When they swap the Kelly’s’ for a pair of wellies and sat nav the fastest route.

Verse 2:
There are Cars and Tractors, Diggers and Trucks, some do buy and some just look.
There’s sheds and animals, houses and stalls and new inventions as they demonstrate and all.
There’s music, food, bars and dance and fun fair rides if you dare to chance.
There’s leaflets, sweets and games and toys for the big and small girls and boys.

Verse 3:
And not forgetting the mighty ploughs, they turn the fields from crop to soil.
The 1 score, 10 score and every width, there’s one’s you drag and one’s you lift.
They drive up and down till the field is brown over this three-day test and at the end of a hundred acres they do pick the best.

Chorus
We love to pack and head for the craic to the Ploughing Championships.
Where we walk around and gobble down free food and bags of chips.
It is a good test even for the best, so make sure you take time to sit, when you fill a backpack and you want to make it back, make sure you buy a stick.


Artist Bio: Marty Mone

“It’s better to regret what you’ve done, than what you didn’t do”. Such is the life mantra of Ireland’s revered singer-songwriter who has been making waves across Ireland and the UK with his eclectic blend of country and folk.

Hailing from Castleblayney, he exploded onto the Irish & UK’s music scene in 2014 with his single ‘Hit The Diff’, which went on to amass over 9 million views on YouTube to date. Self-recorded and produced, the track (along with the video that he self-directed), spring boarded his success and catapulted him into the limelight. His debut album followed soon after, a 10-track affair that was also entirely written, recorded and produced by himself. In the summer of 2018, Marty released a further second full-length album ‘Steer The Rear’, which has been praised for his knack for pulling a diverse range of influences including country, folk, pop, rock and alternative. Once been described by Ball.ie as “ more popular culchie act that Gareth Brooks”, Marty continues to receive notable mentions in both print and digital media outlets for his honest approach to music.

Marty also runs his own record label and publishing company ‘Marty Mone Music’, which serves as his personal chateau for recording and writing his own music. The Plot Cottage Studio is where the magic happens, and is the birthplace of most of the songs you’ll hear in his catalogue to date.

Marty’s illustrious career thus far has seen the artist play a slew of large-scale shows, and has performed at venues Croke Park, SSE Area Belfast, The Late Late Show, The Ploughing Championships, Balmoral Show, Truckfest UK, Highland Show Scotland, and more. He has also appeared numerous times on national television and radio.

Part of Marty’s success is his ability to sing and write tales that come from the heart, much of which is derived from his own personal experiences. With narrative at the forefront of his ethos, Marty unravels compelling tales of life growing up in the countryside. It’s a genuine representation of both Marty and the culture that raised him, growing up driving tractors and living an honest, trucker life. Today, Marty continues down the beaten path on his Scania R580 Topline, which he drives to gigs himself.