Difficult to dance 'round this one Till you pull it out, boy You must have been so high You must have been so high Steal, burrow, reefer Save your shady inference Kangaroo done hung the juror with...

May 2, 2006 · “The Pot” is meticulously written to criticize hypocrisy, mainly targeting the church (Christianity) and the government. This song comes on the heels of the titular “10,000 Days”, a song …

" The Pot " is a song by American rock band Tool, which was released as a promotional single from their fourth studio album 10,000 Days (2006). It became Tool's first number one song, topping the …

The song is called The Pot, referring both to marijuana and the dirty pot looking at its own reflection. People seem to be really confused by robbing a grave to snow the cradle, the muddy waters, lemon …

The song seems to be about pot (along with several other drugs) being illegal, while we allow and accept rampant use of alcohol, and the hypocrisy of that very fact.

Adam Jones (guitarist) confirmed it to be about hypocrisy and believing that someone is above others. The main targets of criticism are the church and the government.

Dec 31, 2023 · Wrapped in the thunderous riffs and mind-bending time signatures typical of Tool’s fierce musicianship, ‘The Pot’ stands as one of the band’s most enigmatic and powerful songs.

The accuser in this metaphorical 'kangaroo court', the Pot (who called the kettle black - the hypocrite) has chosen her shade of mascara for maximum dramatic effect when she cries.

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Lyrics for The Pot by Tool. Who are you to wave your finger? You must have been outta your head Eye hole deep in muddy...