Stick Stickly

Attack! Attack! (EUA)'s song 'Stick Stickly' delves into themes of faith, perseverance, and the challenges of life. The repeated line 'You never said that this would be easy' serves as a reminder that life is fraught with difficulties, but it also encourages the listener to keep moving forward. The phrase 'So go on live' is a call to action, urging individuals to continue living despite the hardships they face. This message is both a realistic acknowledgment of life's struggles and an uplifting encouragement to persevere.

The lyrics also contain strong religious undertones, particularly in the lines 'We live for what he's worth / And that's more than you'll know / He died for what he loved / And what He loved was you.' These lines suggest a Christian perspective, referencing Jesus Christ's sacrifice and love for humanity. The song emphasizes the idea of living a life that honors this sacrifice, suggesting that the worth of one's life is tied to this divine love and sacrifice. The repetition of 'I'll wait for you' further underscores a sense of devotion and patience, possibly reflecting a spiritual waiting or a commitment to a loved one.

The song's bridge, 'This is the time to let yourself go / Lord pick me off the ground,' highlights a moment of surrender and seeking divine assistance. It portrays a sense of vulnerability and the need for spiritual support. The plea for the Lord to 'pick me off the ground' signifies a desire for redemption and strength to continue. The overall tone of the song is one of resilience, faith, and the understanding that while life is challenging, there is a higher purpose and support to be found in faith.