H.T.H.D.T.G.T. (How The Hell Did They Get There)

Wet Wet Wet · Wet Wet Wet Live [1990]

Yeah

Yeah



Baby, baby, come on keep it up



I found myself at the drugstore,

Baby rapping with my funky friends

Shed tears of joy for a soul of sadness, ah ah



My mind was made up now baby

But my mouth kept talking

What the hell am I gonna do,

Gonna do



I said how the hell did they get there, baby

How the hell did they get there, baby



I met this thing called Carrie

She kinda smoked those long French cigarettes (know what I mean boys)

She tried to get me upset

By saying silly little things



My mind was made up now baby

But my mouth kept talking

The hell am I gonna do,

Gonna do



I said how the hell did they get there, baby

How the hell did they get there, baby

How the hell did they

I say how the hell did they

How the hell did they get there, baby

Come on, keep it up



Um, No matter hard I try, try, try, try

Yes, I was Marti, Marti, Marti, Marti, Marti, Marti, Marti

Try a little tenderness,

Come on try, A little tenderness

Same thing

Makes you do wrong

Makes you do right, yeah, yeah, baby baby,

Come on Gimme some groove thing

Groove thing



Horns, horns



Oh try tender, ah oh



Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah



Mind was made up now baby

But my mouth kept talking

What the hell am I gonna do,

Gonna do



I said how the hell did they get there, baby

How the hell did they get there, baby

The hell did they

I said how the hell did they

How the hell did they get there, baby

Gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta

Get there baby,

Baby, baby

Gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta

Get there baby,

Baby, baby, yeah

How the hell did they

I said how the hell did they,

I said how the hell did they,

Get there baby

H.T.H.D.T.G.T. (How The Hell Did They Get There)

Released on Wet Wet Wet's 1990 live album, this track stands as a dynamic example of the group's high-energy pop-rock sound during their peak era. The recording captures the band's signature blend of catchy melodies and driving rhythms, showcasing their ability to deliver polished performances that defined their catalog in the early 1990s. As a staple of their live repertoire, the song reflects the infectious enthusiasm that characterized their concerts and solidified their status as one of the UK's most prominent pop acts of the decade. It remains a representative piece of their discography, highlighting their skill in crafting anthemic tracks that resonated with audiences across the country.