Dirty Work
Halestorm · Halestorm [2009]
Get on your knees
And let the games begin
Bow to your queen
And I will crown your head
Cause I can make you every inch a king
Before I do it, tell me
Tell me what's in it for me
I need someone young, willing and able
You need someone old enough to know better
I want you to...
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Ohhhhhhhhh
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Yeaaaaah
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Let me be your labor of love
My royal garden needs a hired man
Plant your seed, sow it
My rose's all in your hand
I need someone young, willing and able
You need someone old enough to know better
I want you to...
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Ohhhhhhhhh
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Yeaaaaah
Come one
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Ohhhhhhhhh
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Yeaaaaah
Come one
Yeah, yeah, yeah,yeah
Come on, yeah
Yeah
And let the games begin
Bow to your queen
And I will crown your head
Cause I can make you every inch a king
Before I do it, tell me
Tell me what's in it for me
I need someone young, willing and able
You need someone old enough to know better
I want you to...
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Ohhhhhhhhh
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Yeaaaaah
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Let me be your labor of love
My royal garden needs a hired man
Plant your seed, sow it
My rose's all in your hand
I need someone young, willing and able
You need someone old enough to know better
I want you to...
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Ohhhhhhhhh
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Yeaaaaah
Come one
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Ohhhhhhhhh
Do my dirty work
Do my dirty work
Yeaaaaah
Come one
Yeah, yeah, yeah,yeah
Come on, yeah
Yeah
Dirty Work - Halestorm
Released on Halestorm's 2009 self-titled debut album, "Dirty Work" serves as a quintessential example of the band's signature blend of hard rock and pop-punk energy. Featuring the dynamic interplay between lead vocalist Lzzy Hale and guitarist Alissa White-Gluz, the track exemplifies the genre's defining characteristics of driving riffs and anthemic choruses. As a staple of their early discography, the song helped establish Halestorm's reputation in the mid-2000s alternative rock scene, showcasing their ability to deliver high-octane performances that resonated with fans seeking a powerful, female-fronted rock sound.