Freedom

Bound For Glory's song 'Freedom' is a fervent anthem that expresses the band's strong nationalist sentiments and their disdain for the current political and social climate in Germany. The lyrics paint a picture of a nation where, according to the band, true Germans and nationalists are persecuted while foreigners and those they deem 'scum' are given preferential treatment. This perspective is rooted in a belief that the government and civil rights groups are corrupt and biased against nationalist ideologies.

The repeated chorus, 'Freedom for all Nationalists! Open prison doors, let our comrades out…' serves as a rallying cry for the release of imprisoned nationalists, whom the band views as unjustly incarcerated. The imagery of breaking chains and opening prison gates symbolizes a desire for liberation and the dismantling of what they perceive as an oppressive regime. This call to action is not just about physical freedom but also about the freedom to express nationalist views without fear of retribution.

The song also criticizes the legal and political systems, accusing them of hypocrisy and corruption. The lyrics suggest that civil rights groups and the justice system are manipulated to serve the interests of foreigners and suppress nationalist voices. This narrative of victimization and resistance is a common theme in nationalist and far-right music, aiming to galvanize supporters by portraying them as underdogs fighting against a corrupt establishment. Bound For Glory uses this song to voice their frustration and to mobilize their audience around the cause of nationalist freedom.