"Parking Lot Penny" genre: Folk
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	About letting go of low self esteem, and counting ourselves in.
	CD: Speak Out   Label: Independent Credits: Peg Fisher - lyrics, vocals Joe Schottman - recording mentor
	Story Behind the Song So many of us have low self esteem, yet we are more valuable than we can let ourselves know. This song's about learning to count ourselves in. "Gathered together, with listening hearts, We can do so much more than alone and apart, So I'm sayin' to you, That yes, you do count, and I'm thinkin' it's time you found it out - Find it out!" Lyrics Parking Lot Penny - by Peg Fisher Sometimes I feel Like a parking lot penny All battered and scarred From life on the pavement Gettin' crushed by the cars And scorched by the heat Or goin' unnoticed Under somebody's feet... And sometimes I feel Like a scruffy survivor My back to the cold wind, Out on this assignment That's life… When you really are broke Then every coin's lucky So I walk around town Pick up those pennies Then I buy a small snack Make it one more day And those scruffy little pennies Help me on my way. So I'm sayin' to you Don't sell yourself short Maybe you're feelin' small Or you're feelin' hurt Yet just as you are You might know what to say To help somebody else Make it through their day. Gathered together with listening hearts We can do so much more Than alone and apart, So I'm sayin' to you, That yes, you do count And I'm thinkin' it's time You found it out You found it out You found it out You found it out Find it out!

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