“Simplicity” is a genre-defying track that hits like a funky manifesto for the soul. Its lyrics, written by Jessica Huda Lenherr take you on a raw, unfiltered journey—from the untainted simplicity of birth to the messy, soul-draining chase for money, status, and distractions. The first verse lays bare the struggle: growing needs, a bleeding soul, and the desperate search for a way back to yourself. But this isn’t a lament—it’s a call to action. The refrain flips the script, acknowledging the irony that finding simplicity is anything but simple. It’s a tough, sometimes messy process, but one that’s worth every step.
The second verse doubles down, urging you to embrace the challenge like a mental hike you feel in your bones. It’s not about going it alone but about digging deep within yourself to uncover what’s real and true. With a boarding pass already in hand, the song pushes you to take that inner trip, no skips allowed. It’s a reminder that real growth isn’t easy, but it’s the kind of journey that turns you into a badass—whether you’re a mister, a lady, or anyone in between.
What sets “Simplicity” apart is its ability to balance introspective depth with an irresistible groove. The repeated refrain drives home the paradox: simplicity is complicated, and the solution isn’t found in escapism but in reflection and reconnection. By the time the second verse repeats, you’re not just hearing the message—you’re feeling it. It’s a song for anyone who’s ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected, offering a funky, soulful roadmap to strip away the noise and get back to what matters. Turn it up, let the beat move you, and start your own journey to simplicity. Baby.