Get Right Lyrics – Juicy J, Logic

Get Right Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Juicy J]
This part is calling out people who only think about doing the right thing or turning to God when they’re stuck or scared. When life’s going bad and you’re in deep trouble, then suddenly you start praying and talking about faith. But before that, you were living wild, carrying guns, and not caring about the consequences. It’s saying life is already tough and dark, and waiting till things fall apart to fix yourself or seek God might be too late. It’s a hard truth, not sugarcoated.

[Verse 1: Juicy J]
This verse is about realizing life is short and serious—you don’t get another shot. Some people think they’re being smart in the streets or making slick moves, but they’re not thinking ahead. If someone close to you is acting shady or holding you back, you need to let them go. Living a dangerous life can’t be avoided if that’s all you know, but you gotta start seeing the difference between your wants and your real needs. There’s hope and light out there—just look up. But most folks get numb to everyday struggles and forget about God. Still, God shows love and mercy even to people caught up in violence.

[Chorus: Juicy J]
Once again, this part repeats the idea of people only turning spiritual when life knocks them down. Before, they couldn’t get their act together. Now suddenly, they want to talk about God, usually after someone gets hurt or things go really wrong. It also points out how deep and cold life can feel, like total darkness. It’s a warning that waiting until you’re desperate to make a change might not be enough. You’ve had time to choose better—but now your back is against the wall.

[Verse 2: Juicy J]
Here, the lyrics talk about having strength and dignity despite coming from a tough background. It’s about waking up and really listening to spiritual truth instead of just going through the motions. When your life’s in danger, suddenly you find faith—but that change should’ve come earlier. The streets seemed fun or easy at first, but now it’s clear they lead nowhere good. So much time gets wasted behind bars, but there’s still a chance to get clean with God and be forgiven. You’ve got to let go of your old mistakes and not play games with faith—because if you do, you might not get another chance. There’s power in your roots and your heart, but you have to open up and truly hear the message.

[Chorus: Juicy J]
Just like before, this part hits again on people only reaching for God when they’re cornered by life’s troubles. They weren’t doing anything right before—now they want to get serious because things got dark and dangerous. Carrying weapons and living that life leads to pain and loss, and only now, when it’s too heavy to carry, they start thinking about change. The line keeps pushing that same point: you had the time to choose better—but now you’re out of time and backed into a corner.