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It received frequent live performance during the 2012 European Black Album Tour when it was played as a part of the Black Album. It was played in E flat tuning from 1994 to 2006 - since 2010, the song has been played in D standard tuning. The song was first played on the first date of the Shit Hits the Sheds Tour (May 30, 1994).
Martens notes, however, that Hetfield does not celebrate God's failure in the song, but instead blames God, through his mother's faith and death, for contributing to the meaninglessness of life. īaylor University Assistant Professor of Religion, Paul Martens points out that the song has been admired by some anti-religious groups, such as the websites "Alabama Atheist" and " The Secular Web". Hetfield felt that had she not followed her Christian Science beliefs, she could have survived. She died of cancer after refusing medical attention, solely relying on her belief in God to heal her. The lyrics and song material were inspired by Hetfield's anguish on the circumstances surrounding his mother's death.
The central theme of the song is faith and human reliance on it, and of unrewarded belief in a God that fails to heal. Hammett calls the resulting work one of his favorite solos on the album. The final guitar solo was put together from over a dozen performances by the guitarist during the recording of the album. The producer suggested that this would make the song sound too "pretty", and instead recommended playing the melody an octave higher. Together they composed a melody to which Hammett wanted to add harmony. Slow, heavy and ugly." Lead guitarist Kirk Hammett recalls the inception of his solo in the song: "I had this whole thing worked out, but it didn't fit because the lead was too bluesy for the song, which is characterized by real heavy riffing and chording." According to Hammett, he and producer Bob Rock worked out his guitar solo on the song. Composer and lyricist James Hetfield described the song as "very nice.
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