Get Your Hands Dirty Lyrics – Malia Baker & Morgan Dudley

[Verse 1: Morgan Dudley & Malia Baker]
In the first verse, the singers discuss the fluid nature of morality by comparing different scenarios. They mention Robin Hood as an example of a character who steals for a noble cause, illustrating how actions can be both good and bad depending on the context. The conversation between the singers reflects their struggle to understand and accept the blurred lines between right and wrong, and how such complexities affect their perception of each other.

[Pre-Chorus: Morgan Dudley]
The pre-chorus highlights the inevitability of making tough decisions when faced with moral dilemmas. It suggests that, ultimately, the choice rests with the individual, emphasizing personal responsibility and the necessity of confronting challenging situations head-on.

[Chorus: Morgan Dudley]
The chorus reinforces the idea that life is not always straightforward and that making the right choice often involves getting one's hands dirty. It suggests that taking action, even if it means diving into messy or morally grey areas, is essential to address and resolve issues. The repetitive phrase "gotta get your hands dirty" underlines the necessity of embracing the complexities and uncertainties of life to find the right path.

[Verse 2: Malia Baker & Morgan Dudley]
In the second verse, the singers continue to explore moral ambiguities by presenting more contrasting examples. They discuss how even noble figures like valiant knights and misunderstood characters like witches can have motivations that blur the lines between good and evil. This verse emphasizes that morality is subjective and situational, challenging the idea of universal truths and highlighting the complexities of human behavior.

[Bridge: Malia Baker & Morgan Dudley]
The bridge delves into the deeper emotional and ethical considerations of making difficult choices. It raises questions about the extent to which one should compromise their values and how to determine the right course of action. The singers express a willingness to do whatever it takes if their heart tells them it's right, especially when it involves helping someone they love or saving a life. This section underscores the personal and emotional dimensions of moral decision-making.

[Outro: Malia Baker & Morgan Dudley]
The outro reiterates the main theme of the song, emphasizing that making the right choice often involves embracing the messiness and moral complexities of life. It reinforces the idea that taking action, even when it's difficult and unclear, is necessary to achieve positive outcomes. The repetition of "gotta get your hands dirty" serves as a final reminder that addressing life's challenges requires courage and a willingness to engage with the complexities of morality.