Freedom
Filth Lyrics

Look down next to yor feet boy, what do you see down there?
The opening line invites the listener to contemplate their surroundings and take notice of the physical world around them.

Glass glistening
Despite the bleakness of the overall message, there are moments of beauty to be found, such as the way glass can refract and reflect light.

In the moonlight pick up that bottle and feel it's weight in your hand
The singer is urging the listener to engage with the world on a tactile level, to feel the weight and texture of the bottle in their hand.

Feels good now doesn't it?
Indulging in vices or engaging in destructive behavior can elicit temporary pleasure, but often with long-term consequences.

Why don't you put that bottle where it belongs?
The artist encourages the listener to dispose of their trash responsibly rather than littering.

TRASH IS THE WINDOWS OF A MILLION TRACT HOUSES
Trash and other forms of pollution are omnipresent in modern society, blighting the landscapes of even the most mundane and commonplace locales.

TRASH IS THE WINDOWS OF A MILLION COP CARS
Even symbols of law and order are not immune to the effects of pollution and decay, and the presence of trash can be seen as a reflection of society's ills.

Do you know what else you can do with that bottle?
Rather than simply throwing away the bottle, there are other options such as recycling that can mitigate the effects of excessive waste.

You can recycle it
By recycling materials, we can conserve natural resources and reduce the amount of waste that goes into landfills and other disposal sites.

I'll show you how to do that since you obviously don't know how
Many people are not aware of the recycling process or how they can do their part to reduce waste, and education is needed to effect long-term change.

All I see Is a dead world, covered up by buildings and streets All I see are dead people Living in this dead world they made All I see our dead thoughts unable to Understand anything except what they see
The singer paints a bleak picture of modern society as disconnected from nature and consumed by consumerism, with individuals becoming numb to their surroundings and unable to think critically.

I will open your eyes, then I will shut you down
The artist seems to be offering tough love, attempting to jolt listeners out of their apathy and complacency, but also warning of the consequences of awakening to the harsh realities of the world.

But that would not be nice now would it boy?
The singer shifts back to a gentler tone, perhaps acknowledging the difficulty and discomfort of confronting ugly truths, but also emphasizing the importance of taking action.

Put that bottle back down in the gutter, Think your thoughts of order, and go back home...
Ultimately, the singer advocates for a return to normalcy and routine, but with the slight twist of encouraging responsible behavior and more thoughtful engagement with the world.