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Released in March 2003, “Two Lefts Don’t Make A Right…But Three Do” is the third studio album by American rock band Relient K. This album showcases the band’s signature blend of pop punk, Christian rock, and alternative rock, marked by catchy melodies, energetic guitar riffs, and introspective lyrics with a humorous twist.

The album features a mix of upbeat tracks and thoughtful ballads, with songs like “Chap Stick, Chapped Lips, and Things Like Chemistry” and “Mood Rings” highlighting the band’s playful approach to songwriting and knack for crafting memorable hooks. Other tracks, such as “Falling Out” and “Forward Motion,” delve into themes of personal growth, faith, and the challenges of young adulthood.

“Two Lefts Don’t Make A Right…But Three Do” received positive reviews for its musical diversity, clever lyrics, and the band’s ability to balance light-heartedness with deeper spiritual and emotional themes. It was a commercial success, further establishing Relient K as a leading force in the Christian rock and pop punk scenes.

The album’s title and whimsical cover art reflect Relient K’s penchant for humor and their willingness to not take themselves too seriously, while still delivering music of substantial quality and depth. It remains a fan favorite and a highlight in Relient K’s discography, exemplifying their growth as musicians and songwriter