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Tool frame humanity's self-destructive habits through the bewildered gaze of celestial observers. The song imagines angels watching from the sidelines, puzzled by a species blessed with reason and abundance yet compelled to divide and destroy. Maynard James Keenan adopts their voice, questioning why creatures given free will choose conflict over the plenty available in what he calls 'this holy garden'. The lyric builds its critique through repetition and escalation, moving from bemusement to something darker. The central image, humanity's instinct to split every resource and territory, becomes a refrain, the title phrase hammered home across multiple bridges. The arrangement stretches past eight minutes, allowing space for tabla-driven instrumental passages that punctuate the vocal sections. Released on the 2006 album '10,000 Days', the track has accumulated tens of millions of streams and remains a live staple. Its allegorical approach to human violence and tribalism sits comfortably within Tool's broader thematic territory, though some listeners consider the extended instrumental midsection essential to the song's impact whilst others find it tests patience before the final movement arrives.
"Right in Two" is a track by Tool, released 2nd May 2006. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Tool.
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