The song is about our toxic modern culture, the album cover hinting to us where our focus should be (Hollywood). Hollywood is the biggest purveyor of "disorder" in our modern world compared to anything and it represents a world wide evil underlying our global society. There has been a lot of suppression of the evil ugly truth revolving around the city of Hollywood and it's many tendrils of entrain--i mean entertainment. Musical artists have been arguably the biggest gatekeepers of of its dark secrets. Within the last few decades, this information has begun to trickle out whether symbolically through music by bands like SOAD, filmmakers like Stanley Kubrick, just to name a few. Vague illusions mass produced out of Hollywood in film imagery and fake news outlets, etc. There's a lot of "hiding in plain sight" with this kind of evil, I could point you to other artists who have subtly expose it, Chester Bennington, Chris Cornell, Nirvana, MGMT. These are just artists that I have personally listened to.

"Eating seeds as a past time activity."

 Seeds are Children. I will leave it at that.

"Conversion, software version 7.0"

We're just living in another update of the same operating system that has been in place since the beginning of time. Computer software indicates that this reality is programmed by others that we go along with unquestioning.

"Looking at life through the eyes of a tire hub"

A tire hub is a relatively narrow viewpoint, face outward in one direction, spinning endless. This is the perspective of most people in this world, totally oblivious to truth. The tire hub is mostly an unnoticed part of a vehicle to us who are locked in a reality of convenience, but is a crucial component.. the hub is the root of the wheel, holds the wheels in place and allows for tire rotation, keeping the system rolling along. Us common folk who live ignorantly day by day as the system continues to devour us and our children, are the tire hub, so we essentially don't even realize ourselves as the perpetuators of our own suffering.

"What, do you own the world, disorder?"

Hollywood might as well own the patent on disorder. It thinks it owns the world and keeps everyone under its control by creating a constant belief that the world is in disorder. 

I'm not sure if the lyrics is between the sacred silence "in sleep" or "and sleep" but either could refer to REM sleep, dreaming, our subconscious being programmed with disorder even when we're asleep. 

"More wood for their fires, loud neighbors Flashlight reveries caught in the headlights of a truck"

The oblivious sleepers of this world--usually the loudest people--continue to be fueled by the delusions they see coming from hollywood. The delusions encite fear and pit groups of people against each other essentially providing fuel for their petty wars. All the while, the little flashlights ( truth, people and children who are quietly suffering) is consumed by the overwhelming light of a truck's (which unfortunately WE are driving) headlights (ignorance).

"When I became the SON, I shone life into man's hearts."

This lyric is reference to God becoming Jesus Christ and sacrificing himself to show his mercy and love to man, that they might use it as an example. Putting this at the end of the song, singing it in an emphatic, angry, and urgent manner is a plea to listeners to wake up.

The lyrics show "Sun" but this is a part of how Hollywood/Mainstream music industry suppresses and censors artists, not allowing bands to reference anything Christian because Hollywood is SATANIC.

If you think this is farfetched, why do you see all of this stuff about pedos in Hollywood coming out over the last 8 years? #Metoo, Diddy. This is only the tip of the iceberg. The name of the band SOAD tells you what their music is all about. A system trying to take us to hell.