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9- Album Chat with Amy Melissen and Lee Stivers: Track 9-10 Plastic Jesus & In My Girlish Days

This is clip 9 in a series of clips about the new album "Something Tells me Everything will be Alright" by Amy Melissen and Lee Stivers. Releasing March 15 this album is a collection of songs you forgot you loved. From a cappella folk songs to grooving blues to original comedic songs, this is a diverse listening experience featuring musicians ranging from Smith Curry, Jason Carter, Roddy Barnes, Tatiana Hargreaves, Christopher Henry and many more! Track 9- Plastic Jesus Lee Stivers: vocals, mandolin, upright bass Amy Melissen: vocals, guitar Andra Faye: fiddle Roddy Barnes: piano Original song by Ed Rush and George Cromarty ‪@roddybarnes3478‬ ‪@AugustaHeritage‬ @Saffire-The Uppity Blues Women Sound Engineer and Assistant Producer: Christopher Henry ⁨‪@NoyaMountainMusic‬ Track 10- In My Girlish Days Amy Melissen: vocals, guitar Lee Stivers: vocals, mandolin Eleanor Ellis: guitar Roddy Barnes: piano Mark Panfil: harmonica Christopher Henry: percussion Original song by Minnie Lawlers (aka Memphis Minnie) ‪@Buffaloslider‬ ‪@roddybarnes3478‬ Sound Engineer and Assistant Producer: Christopher Henry ⁨‪@NoyaMountainMusic‬ www.somethingtellsme.net www.somethingtellsme.bandcamp.com Lyrics I don't care if it rains or freezes As long as I got my plastic Jesus Sittin' on the dashboard of my car Going ninety, it ain't scary Cause I got the Virgin Mary Sittin' on the dashboard of my car I'm in the back seat sinnin' Jesus up there grinnin' Sittin' on the dashboard of my car Green, white, pink or yellow I don't care cause he's my fellow Sittin' on the dashboard of my car I don't care if it rains or freezes As long as I got my plastic Jesus Sittin' on the dashboard of my car Going ninety, it ain't scary Cause I got the Virgin Mary Sittin' on the dashboard of my car I'm in the back seat sinnin' Jesus is up there grinnin' Sittin' on the dashboard of my car Green, white, pink or yellow I don't care cause he's my fellow Sittin' on the dashboard of my car Late of the night, trying to play my hand Through my window, there stepped a man I didn't know no better Oh boys In my girlish days My mama cried, papa did, too Oh, he said daughter, what a shame on you I didn't know no better Oh boys In my girlish days I flagged a train, didn't have a dime Trying to run away from that home of mine I didn't know no better Oh boys In my girlish days I hit the highway, caught me a truck I was so young and the world was so so tough I didn't know no better Oh boys In my girlish days