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how could i fill myself with nothing? got a drink from the tap makes my insides burn with nothing, scrape the bottom of the can i was hoping but it's not enough, staring at the walls and breathing in, i wish that i could live on air and music, i never thought that i could starve in my own home, i need fuel. how could i eat all of what i don't have? cause i need rest, nothing here but i look again, i gotta get out of this cause i can't stand this empty house, it's all right it's all we got, it's all right
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It's nothing to do with 'filters' as the song is acutally called 'Eating The Filler'. It's just about being desperate for something, he mentions food and eating, but it could be a hunger for anything. The title confuses me too, the only thing that I can think of is that he's so hungry, he's eating the sealent (filler) around his bath! Maybe i'm just crazy too.