This song is the seventh track from Eyedea’s first solo album, released under the pen name “Oliver Hart” (All of her heart), on the album “The May Faces of Oliver Hart- How Eye One the Right to Think” (2001.) He produced and wrote the entire album himself, excluding verses by other rappers Slug and Carnage, who were featured on the album.

The song takes place mostly in the afterlife, after Eyedea dies. He is following the light expecting to find god, but instead ends up at a forked path with an angel on each side. They both tell him their path leads to god and the other angel is a liar. Eyedea is driven to the point of confusion and frustration trying to make the right choice that he turns away, and finds himself in heaven.

This song not only tells a neat and clever story, but also expresses metaphorically his views on religion. It can be argued that he meant for each angel to represent two religions (any fits in either spot, none specifically are named or implied) for how they fight with each other and tell Eyedea that their path leads to heaven, and the other leads them to hell. Eyedea becomes frustrated with both of them lacking answers and explanations, so he turns away from religion altogether, and finds himself “in heaven,” or at peace with himself, which he could never find with religion.