"Clap Your Hands" by Happy Mondays is a lively and energetic song that encourages listeners to clap along and let loose. The lyrics depict a sense of movement and the act of watching someone go. The repetitive phrase "clap your hands" serves as a call to action, inviting listeners to join in and participate. The song also touches on themes of financial struggles and the desire for a carefree lifestyle. The line "When I had a smoke not too soon, well, I had a small raise not a month ago" suggests that the narrator experienced some temporary financial relief but it didn't last long. The lyrics express frustration with the lack of funds and the feeling of not being able to afford a fun and carefree lifestyle. The line "We all love good old nice, when your Dads go out but you don't have the price" further emphasizes the contrast between the desire for enjoyment and the reality of financial limitations. Despite these struggles, the song maintains an upbeat and lively tone, encouraging listeners to let go and clap their hands. Overall, "Clap Your Hands" by Happy Mondays is a catchy and energetic song that combines themes of movement, financial struggles, and the desire for a carefree lifestyle. It encourages listeners to clap along and enjoy the moment, even in the midst of life's challenges.
