Land Of Plenty
OMC · Other Songs - OMC
Open field sacred ground
Bays of plenty, the bluff, the cape
Streaming sands, boiling place
White water swells, bridges of old
Deep clear nights, open shores
Winter season brings out the best
Summer nights in Auckland
And my father used to say
"Oh, we came to this land of plenty
And we came to this land of hope
We came to this land of good times
And we came to this land of love
Oh, we came to this land of love"
Mountain range, snow peak tops
Fresh water stream, Fouveax strait
Open caves that glow supreme
Black sand shores, lion rock
Monuments, mission bay
Cuba street, Vulcan lane
Westerly winds, sun and rains
Beautiful days in the Wellington
And my father used to say
"Oh, we came to this land of plenty
And we came to this land of hope
We came to this land of good times
And we came to this land of love
Oh, we came to this land of love"
Desert roads, Mt. Ruapehu
The piston ferry decides your fate
Oval square, civic center
And Nelson Gorge where we lost a mate
Oamaru via Timaru
Winding roads, sudden bends
Lake taupe, Bethel's beach
A word to the wise increase the peace
And my father used to say
"Oh, we came to this land of plenty
And we came to this land of hope
We came to this land of good times
And we came to this land of love
Oh, we came to this land of love"
Oh, we came to this land of plenty
And we came to this land of hope
We came to this land of good times
And we came to this land of love
Oh, we came to this land of love
Land Of Plenty
Land Of Plenty stands as a defining track from New Zealand's OMC, capturing the group's unique blend of reggae, soul, and pop during their late 1990s peak. Following the massive global success of How Bizarre, this recording further cemented the band's reputation for crafting infectious, laid-back melodies with universal appeal. The song showcases the group's signature sound, characterized by smooth vocal harmonies and a relaxed rhythmic groove that resonated with audiences worldwide. As part of their celebrated discography, the track highlights OMC's ability to maintain a distinct musical identity while exploring themes of abundance and optimism. It remains a cherished song in their catalogue, reflecting the era's vibrant musical landscape and the band's enduring influence on international pop and reggae fusion.