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Artist: The Unicorns
Canonical path: /the-unicorns/william-clap-your-hands
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William Clap Your Hands
Read William Clap Your Hands lyrics by The Unicorns on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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William Clap Your Hands
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Clap your hands if you want some
Clap your hands if you can't wait
Take your things i stole
They worked sufficiently but not great
I'd stay for scoldings but i am late
Look if they're not there, then they've been sold
(is that not ok?)
William, it's your own fault
Oh, let it rest on the sabbath day
Learn to stand and sway (clap your hands it'll be ok)
Dancez vous the night today
It's all gone anyway
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