Northlane Frontman Marcus Bridge describes ‘Plenty’ as “a song of pessimism”, noting that it “looks at the idea of reincarnation”. Further expounding on the lyrical themes driving ‘Plenty’, Bridge mused: “As we watch the world deteriorate day by day, it becomes harder to see a way out and begs the question: If I was to start again from the beginning, if I could have a fresh start, would I take that opportunity? At this stage, I’ve had plenty.
Northlane Frontman Marcus Bridge describes ‘Plenty’ as “a song of pessimism”, noting that it “looks at the idea of reincarnation”. Further expounding on the lyrical themes driving ‘Plenty’, Bridge mused: “As we watch the world deteriorate day by day, it becomes harder to see a way out and begs the question: If I was to start again from the beginning, if I could have a fresh start, would I take that opportunity? At this stage, I’ve had plenty.