Didn't know what was happening, felt a little bit insecure
Didn't mean to hurt you but I was not really sure
When I lifted my glass to my lips and I fell against the door
I realised I'd had too much so I called out for more
You get like that when you really know the score
The young boy from the South who's father owns a wishing well
Speaking words of wisdom so I told him to go to hell
Then Strat with bashful eyes now scrutinised the floor
I thought then I'd gone too far so I went far out some more
You get like that when you really know the score
I looked around the room to find me another prey
Talk about religion and the state of the world today
When I opened up my mouth I found there was nothing left to say
So I bid all my friends a fond farewell and be on my way
And I hope you don't believe a single word I say
You get like that when you really know the score, yeah
Well, you get like that when you know the score
Gin And Tonix All ’Round was written by Alan Hull.