See You At The Bottom
Seether Lyrics

Well in the fall all the leaves begin to sour
The singer parallels the natural cycle of leaves decaying in the fall with the feeling of being helpless and enslaved to a whore of a mother.

As helpless slaves, to a mother who's a whore
The singer feels trapped and powerless in a situation where they are being used and taken advantage of, like slaves to a prostitute.

So you reveal all your naked non-compliance
The singer is exposing their vulnerabilities and weaknesses, admitting that they are not able to conform to societal expectations or standards.

A faceless name undeserving of a soul
The artist feels anonymous and insignificant, as if they do not have a unique identity or purpose in life.

Hey, can you hear me now?
The artist is reaching out for help or attention from someone else.

I know I'm nothing but found
The singer acknowledges their own worthlessness or lack of value in the eyes of others.

Say, can you help me out?
The singer is pleading for assistance or support from the person they are addressing.

But my intentions were good
The artist wants to assure the other person that they had good motives or intentions, despite any negative outcomes or perceptions.

Hey, can you help me down?
The artist is asking to be brought back down to reality or given a reality check by the person they are addressing.

What's lost is better unfound
The artist believes that sometimes it's better not to know or find out the truth, especially if it will cause more pain or suffering.

Say, can you wait me out?
The singer is asking the other person to be patient and stick with them, even if it's difficult.

Cause I will see you at the bottom
The artist predicts that they and the person they are addressing will both end up at the lowest point or rock bottom.

If you stay I will feed you to the fire
The singer is warning the other person that if they continue to associate with them, they will be dragged down into a negative or destructive situation.

And with a smile, I will rake you on the coals
The singer hints at taking pleasure in causing pain or suffering to others, even if it means sacrificing themselves in the process.

I can't believe I was bested by a liar
The singer is admitting to being tricked or defeated by someone who was dishonest or manipulative.

Cause I believe I was meant for so much more
The artist has a sense of destiny or purpose that they feel has yet to be fulfilled, despite their current circumstances.

Searching for god, god, god, god
The artist may be questioning their faith or searching for meaning in their life, represented by the repeated reference to a higher power.

I'll see you at the bottom
The singer is reiterating their prediction of both themselves and the other person ending up at rock bottom.

Hey, can you help me out?
The singer is once again asking for help or support from the person they are addressing.