"Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" is a song by the rock band AC/DC, not Exodus. However, I can help explain the meaning and story behind AC/DC's song. The song is presented from the perspective of the narrator, who offers to perform illicit and morally questionable acts for a fee. The phrase "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" refers to acts of mischief, revenge, or betrayal that are carried out without hesitation and at a low cost. In the lyrics, the narrator addresses various situations where individuals find themselves in difficult or troubling circumstances. The first verse refers to someone struggling with their high school experiences, feeling tormented by a particular person ("high school head") and wanting to graduate without owing anything to that person. The second verse mentions relationship problems, where someone's significant other is cheating with their best friend, leading to heartbreak. The narrator suggests calling them to handle the situation or simply to have fun, implying that they are willing to carry out acts to fix or resolve these problems. The final verse alludes to the narrator being able to help rid someone of a problematic person they want gone but lack the courage to confront. The phrase "back door man" is a slang term for someone who engages in an affair with a married person. Overall, the song portrays the narrator as someone who is willing to engage in morally questionable activities to alleviate problems or fulfill desires for those who are willing to pay. The lyrics capture a sense of rebellion and mischief while highlighting the darker side of human relationships and desires.
