You retreat your sticky situation, don't choose to walk away
If you do, these times will come for you

You're giving up what you're thinking
But now you're thinking you were right
Put up in a sticky situation without putting up a fight
Now face to face reflections have got you thinking you were wrong
In that sticky situation when you've known it all along
Because if I cease now, I'm liable to regret it later
Assist how? Up in the air your continence wavers
So what you gonna do?
Run fast as you can?
You're thinking back
No, you never had a plan
That's when you turn away
And you say you'll be back some other day
And then you run and hide

Retreat!
Your sticky situation
You retreat!
With out any hesitation
You retreat!
Your sticky situation now

Rackin' them up there's no question that you've played this game before
This sticky situation that you're choosing to ignore
What once was, it still is, and may forever be
But if ever I don't face it man I'm never gonna see
'Cause if I cease now, I'm liable to regret it later
Assist how? Up in the air your continence wavers
So what you gonna do?
Run fast as you can?
You're thinking back
Nope, you never had a plan
That's when you turn away
And you say you'll be back some other day
But then you run and hide

Retreat!
Your sticky situation
You retreat!
With out any hesitation
You retreat!
Your sticky situation now

HERE IT COMES!

You're giving up what you're thinking
But now you're thinking you were right
In a sticky situation without putting up a fight
Now face to face reflections have got you thinking you were wrong
In that sticky situation when you had known it all along
And what you do with your life is your own
Apart from different things that we're told
All the times you've chose to run and hide
All those different things you were afraid would unwind
But now you're picking up and running away
You're packing up, backing up, leaving it for another day
All the different times you've chose to run and hide
All the different things you thought they might find
You pack it up, back it up, pack it up, back it up and run
You're picking up, packing up, and back up under the sun
Now all the different reason you'd chose to run away
All those different reasons, now for another day
Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!

Retreat!
Your sticky situation
You retreat!
With out any hesitation
You retreat!
Your sticky situation now
Yeah you run away right now!


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Retreat! Lyrics as written by Jan Wilkinson Martin Noble

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