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Itty Bitty Ditty is a song written by Charles Esten and performed by his character Deacon Claybourne in the final season episode For the Sake of the Song.

He performs it for an audience at the Bluebird after Scarlett brings his dad along in spite of being told by Deacon that he is not coming.

It is included on The Music of Nashville (Season 6, Volume 2).

Lyrics[]

My grandaddy used to widdle while my daddy played the fiddle
In the middle of the front porch swing
And my sister used to giggle at a silly little riddle
Bout some brittle and a diamond ring
While my mama fixed the bittles on her little kitchen grittle
You could hear the metal tea kettle sing
While my grandaddy widdled and my daddy played the fiddle
In the middle of a front porch swing

Here I go

My grandaddy used to widdle while my daddy played the fiddle
In the middle of the front porch swing
And my sister used to giggle at a silly little riddle
Bout some brittle and a diamond ring
While my mama fixed the bittles on her little kitchen grittle
You could hear the metal tea kettle sing
While my grandaddy widdled and my daddy played the fiddle
In the middle of a front porch swing

Videos[]

Season Six Songs
A Life That's GoodAin't No NormalAll That MattersBring Me an AngelCarolina RainCome and Find MeDear FearDifferent Kind of HotDon't Come EasyDuérmete Mi Niño (Bolivian Lullaby)Dwell in My SoulFace the SunFalling HardFall to FlyFreeGoGo With ItGoing ElectricHard DaysHeartHold On (Not Leaving You Behind)I Always WillIf You're Going DownI'll Waltz You HomeIs There Anybody Out ThereItty Bitty DittyLet Love InLike NewLittle FireLooking For the LightLove Can Hold It AllLove Goes OnLove is LoudMemories CrashMore Than My MistakeMy ArmsMy TurnNever Come Back AgainRaised On a SongRed River ValleyRight Where You Want MeStop the World (And Let Me Off)River SwimmingSmoking the BoysSorry NowSweet RevengeTalk Myself OutTearin' Up My HeartThe GiverThe Only Way to Get ThereTreading WaterUnravelWandering RoadsWe BelongWhat It's Made ForWhen You Came AlongWill You Feel the SameWith You I'm HomeWithout Warning
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