Free Dirt
Michal Lyrics

The lyrics of the song "Free Dirt" by Michal are quite thought-provoking and deep. The opening lines "Fade into white static snow, We are all brilliant stars, Fading to white snow" are a metaphorical representation of life's transient nature. The metaphorical white static snow represents the unpredictability of life and how easily we can fade away. The line "We are all brilliant stars" is a reminder that every individual is unique and special in their own way, but just like stars, we will eventually fade away. The phrase "Fading to white snow" can be interpreted as death or the oblivion that awaits us after we die.

The first chorus of the song "Life hurts, what's it worth? it's only free dirt, The devil's beneath the angel face, To him each night I say my grace, The wolf is inside the sheep" depicts the harsh realities of life. The next line emphasizes that no matter how good one's life might be if we look deep enough, we'll find some devil lurking. The phrase "The wolf is inside the sheep" means that there's always a hidden motive or a person's true character that we might not know about. The overall message of this chorus is that life is not always sunshine and rainbows, and it's important to be aware of the hidden motives of people around us.

The second chorus of the song "Fate is cruel, I am fortune's fool, It's only free dirt, Hurt" is a reminder that fate is unpredictable as well-cruel and often contemptuous. Everyone has his own destiny and it's pointless to struggle against it. The phrase "It's only free dirt" reinforces the idea that death is inevitable, and after we die, our physical remains are nothing but dirt. The last line of the song "Hurt" is a poignant reminder that life can be full of hurt and pain, but it's up to us to find meaning and purpose in it.