Give The Little Man A Great Hand Johnny Clarke
"Give The Little Man A Great Hand" by Johnny Clarke, released in 1975, is a reggae song celebrating the struggles and resilience of the underdog. Its themes include empowerment and recognition of those often overlooked. The song features vibrant rhythms and soulful vocals, embodying the uplifting spirit of reggae. It resonates culturally by promoting unity and support for marginalized voices. #Reggae
[Intro]
Woah-oh, yeah
[Chorus]
Give the little man a
A great big hand
Give the little man
A great big hand
[Verse 1]
He don't sit behind no great big office desk
In black shoes, three piece suit, white shirt
Chatting all the rest
[Chorus]
Give the little man
A great big hand
[Verse 2]
Because the job that he is doing
We benefit from it too
Whether sweep them streets or mopping floor
Or whatever work we do
[Chorus]
Give the little man
A great big hand
Give thе little man
A great big hand (Uh-uh)
Woah-oh, yeah
[Chorus]
Give the little man a
A great big hand
Give the little man
A great big hand
[Verse 1]
He don't sit behind no great big office desk
In black shoes, three piece suit, white shirt
Chatting all the rest
[Chorus]
Give the little man
A great big hand
[Verse 2]
Because the job that he is doing
We benefit from it too
Whether sweep them streets or mopping floor
Or whatever work we do
[Chorus]
Give the little man
A great big hand
Give thе little man
A great big hand (Uh-uh)
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