DOROTHY - MUD

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Gotta get kicked down and get your hands in it
Gotta pull the thorns out and love the pain in it
From the middle to the bottom, straight up to the top
You ain't living life till you're feeling the drop

Now if your crown ain't bent and your halo ain't crooked yet
You might as well be six feet in dirt, yeah
Some call it danger, some call it trouble
I call it digging deep without a shovel

To get dirty, you gotta get a little mud on ya
Dirty, you gotta get a little blood on ya
It's the bruises and the cuts, the way you kick the dust
You can't get dirty till you get a little
Mud on ya
A little blood on ya

Gotta keep your head high till you're in a ditch
Gotta reach for the heavens, say, "The hell with it"
Like a diamond in the rough, it's the way you shine it up
You ain't living life till you're down in the mud

Now if your crown ain't bent and your halo ain't crooked yet
You might as well be six feet in dirt, yeah
Some call it danger, some call it trouble
I call it digging deep without a shovel
To get dirty, you gotta get a little mud on ya
Dirty, you gotta get a little blood on ya
It's the bruises and the cuts, the way you kick the dust
You can't get dirty till you get a little
Mud on ya
A little blood on ya

If your crown ain't bent and your halo ain't crooked yet
You might as well be six feet in dirt, yeah
Some call it danger, some call it trouble
I call it digging deep without a shovel
To get dirty
To get dirty

To get dirty, you gotta get a little mud on ya
Dirty, you gotta get a little blood on ya
It's the bruises and the cuts, the way you kick the dust
The way you kick the dust
You can't get dirty till you get a little
Mud on ya
A little blood on ya

It's the bruises and the cuts, the way you kick the dust
Kick the dust
You can't get dirty till you get a little
Mud on ya

Release Date: July 19, 2024

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Dorothy Martin, the lead singer and songwriter of the Los Angeles rock band Dorothy, has had a tumultuous journey to success. Born in Budapest and raised in San Diego, Dorothy's raw talent and powerful voice caught the attention of superstar producer Linda Perry, known for her work with artists like P!nk, Christina Aguilera, and Gwen Stefani.

Despite her undeniable talent, Dorothy struggled with personal demons and self-destructive behavior, which came to a head during a recording session with Perry. After being called out for her erratic behavior and subpar performance, Dorothy hit rock bottom and realized she needed to make a change.

With the support of Perry and her bandmates, Dorothy underwent a transformation both personally and musically. The result was their album "28 Days in the Valley," which showcased a more vulnerable and introspective side of the band while still maintaining their gritty rock and roll sound.

Songs like "Flawless" and "Pretty When You're High Boy" delve into Dorothy's past relationships and personal struggles, while tracks like "Who Do You Love" and "Ain't Our Time To Die" capture the band's signature bluesy rock vibe.

Despite the pressure of following up their critically acclaimed debut album "ROCKISDEAD," Dorothy approached the recording process with confidence and a newfound sense of empowerment. The album reflects her journey towards self-discovery and self-love, with a message of transformation and healing through the power of music.

With a sound that blends blues, rock, and psychedelic influences, Dorothy and her band have cemented their place in the rock music scene, earning praise from critics and fans alike. Dorothy's fearless approach to songwriting and her willingness to confront her demons head-on make her a compelling and inspiring figure in the music industry.