Biography:
Ernest Jennings Ford (February 13, 1919 – October 17, 1991) known professionally as Tennessee Ernie Ford, was an American country and gospel singer and radio and television host. Today, he is best remembered for his hit recording of "Sixteen Tons".
Born in Bristol, Tennessee, to Clarence Thomas Ford and Maud Long, Ford began his radio career as an announcer at station WOPI in Bristol, leaving in 1939 to study classical music and voice at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
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G C G
Along about sunup every day
D7 G
I grab my bucket and I'm on my way
C G
I go down the road a runnin' and a kickin'
D7 G
I'm headed for the patch to do some blackberry pickin'
C G
I fill my bucket right to the top
D7 G
It makes my lips go flippety-flop
C G
I hear a little voice and it sounds so sad
D7 G
It said don't pick me now cause I ain't ripe dad
C G C G
Blackberry boogie blackberry boogie
C
I'm brought back like a flip
D7 G
When it's blackberry pickin' time
C G
I went to see my gal I set my bucket down
D7 G
She said hi there baby are you goin' to town
C G
I said uh-uh honey I'm a goin' where they scratch
D7 G
I'll meet you in a minute in the blackberry patch
C G
She grabs her bucket and she jumps and squeals
D7 G
I'm headin' for the bushes and she's hot on my heels
C G
I start pickin' on one end she picks on the other
D7 G
We meet in the middle and she yells oh brother
C G C G
Blackberry boogie blackberry boogie
C
Oh I love that girl
D7 G
When I meet her in the middle of the patch
C G
We go through the briars walkin' hand in hand
D7 G
Pickin' blackberries just to beat the band
C G
I grab her for a kiss she said turn me loose
D7 G
Your lips are all blue from that blackberry juice
C G
I hug her once and said don't be coy
D7 G
You know I'm your blackberry pickin' boy
C G
I kissed her then and she let out a sigh
D7 G
And said let's go to my house and bake a pie
C G C G
Blackberry boogie blackberry boogie
C
I'll be back little gal
D7 G
When it's blackberry pickin' time
Along about sunup every day
D7 G
I grab my bucket and I'm on my way
C G
I go down the road a runnin' and a kickin'
D7 G
I'm headed for the patch to do some blackberry pickin'
C G
I fill my bucket right to the top
D7 G
It makes my lips go flippety-flop
C G
I hear a little voice and it sounds so sad
D7 G
It said don't pick me now cause I ain't ripe dad
C G C G
Blackberry boogie blackberry boogie
C
I'm brought back like a flip
D7 G
When it's blackberry pickin' time
C G
I went to see my gal I set my bucket down
D7 G
She said hi there baby are you goin' to town
C G
I said uh-uh honey I'm a goin' where they scratch
D7 G
I'll meet you in a minute in the blackberry patch
C G
She grabs her bucket and she jumps and squeals
D7 G
I'm headin' for the bushes and she's hot on my heels
C G
I start pickin' on one end she picks on the other
D7 G
We meet in the middle and she yells oh brother
C G C G
Blackberry boogie blackberry boogie
C
Oh I love that girl
D7 G
When I meet her in the middle of the patch
C G
We go through the briars walkin' hand in hand
D7 G
Pickin' blackberries just to beat the band
C G
I grab her for a kiss she said turn me loose
D7 G
Your lips are all blue from that blackberry juice
C G
I hug her once and said don't be coy
D7 G
You know I'm your blackberry pickin' boy
C G
I kissed her then and she let out a sigh
D7 G
And said let's go to my house and bake a pie
C G C G
Blackberry boogie blackberry boogie
C
I'll be back little gal
D7 G
When it's blackberry pickin' time
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