WATCH > Susan Justice's 'Eat Dirt': Does It Pay to Cross the Line?

Susan Justice has been humbly making her way into the music world for years, busking on street corners as a child and performing at subway stations in New York City. She was raised in the Children of God movement, but left to pursue her dreams with the skills she had developed. By 2007 she had released a single album on Columbia Records under her real name, Susan Cagle, but soon left the label and changed her name.

Now Justice is promoting her newest album, "Eat Dirt," and the album's title track is a telling glimpse at her past and her personality. The lyrics tell the story of a young girl who progresses from eating candy off the floor to running away from home, and eventually reading a "book about mystical things" that's against her parents' religion -- an obvious allusion to her upbringing. In the chorus she sings, "I figure that it pays to cross the line and eat a little dirt sometimes." Check out the remix version of "Eat Dirt" below -- and tell us about a time it paid for you to cross the line.