Above find the 2001 Christian track “Faith Won’t Fail,” sung by a 16-year-old named Katy Hudson.

Today, you know this woman as Katy Perry, the lingerie-sporting chanteuse behind such tracks as “Ur So Gay,” “I Kissed a Girl” and a fantastic cover of “Use Your Love.”

Yes, as a teenager, Katy was a Christian recording artist. In fact, her parents are both conservative preachers.

She must have told them her full song titles were “Ur So Gay (Which Is Why You’re Going to Hell),” “I Kissed a Girl (It Was a Painting of Mother Mary)” and “Use Your Love (Of Jesus)”.

How cute.

The “I Kissed a Girl” singer was partying at Villa in Los Angeles Saturday when the deejay spotted her and blasted the hit for the crowd. Perry, in a funky unitard, stood up on the banquette, leaned down and planted a lingering kiss on the mouth of a girlfriend in front of everyone.

So, so, so cliche. For her sake, I hope she was wasted when this happened.

And who the hell wears a “funky unitard” these days?