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Ella Fitzgerald ~ Clap Yo' Hands


Verse POTTER: Come on, you children, gather around - Gather around, you children. And we will lose that evil spirit Called the voodoo. Nothin' but trouble, if he has found, If he has found you, children - But you can chase the hoodoo With the dance that you do. Let me lead the way. Jubilee today! He'll never hound you; Stamp on the ground, you children! Come on! Refrain Clap-a yo' hand! Slap-a yo' thigh! Halleluyah! Halleluyah! Ev'rybody come along and join the Jubilee! Clap-a yo' hand! Slap-a yo' thigh! Don t you lose time! Don't you lose time! Come along-it's shake yo' shoes time Now for you and me! On the sands of time You are only a pebble; Remember, trouble must be treated Just like a rebel; Send him to the Debble! Clap-a yo' hand! Slap-a yo' thigh! Halleluyah! Halleluyah! Everybody come along and join the Jubilee! more free lyrics

Verse

POTTER:
Come on, you children, gather around -
Gather around, you children.
And we will lose that evil spirit
Called the voodoo.
Nothin' but trouble, if he has found,

If he has found you, children -
But you can chase the hoodoo
With the dance that you do.
Let me lead the way.
Jubilee today!
He'll never hound you;
Stamp on the ground, you children!
Come on!

Refrain

Clap-a yo' hand! Slap-a yo' thigh!
Halleluyah! Halleluyah!
Ev'rybody come along and join the Jubilee!
Clap-a yo' hand! Slap-a yo' thigh!
Don t you lose time! Don't you lose time!
Come along-it's shake yo' shoes time
Now for you and me!
On the sands of time
You are only a pebble;
Remember, trouble must be treated
Just like a rebel;
Send him to the Debble!
Clap-a yo' hand! Slap-a yo' thigh!
Halleluyah! Halleluyah!
Everybody come along and join the Jubilee!

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