New Song Neil Diamond updates Sweet Caroline during the coronavirus outbreak
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The coronavirus epidemic has seen many celebrities and high-profile figures trying to raise awareness on measures that would prevent the spread of the virus.
The latest celebrity to do so is Neil Diamond, who has updated the words to his classic 1969 hit Caroline.
His lyrics “Hands, touching hands/Reaching out, touching me, touching you” have now been made more coronavirus-appropriate.
Posting a new version of the song on Twitter, Diamond, 79, now sings: “Hands…washing hands."
“Reaching out…don’t touch me, and I won’t touch you!”
The humorous new take on the song was welcomed on Twitter, having since received over 116,000 likes and 43,000 retweets.
Amidst all the doom and gloom, members of the public are looking for more uplifting content, reaching 11 million viewers on Ant and The Is Saturday Night Takeaway as they attempt to brighten the weekend. Elsewhere, Kevin Bacon is calling on people to remember what they are being forced to be on the couch with her new #IStayInFor campaign.
The campaign looks at who people like to be named after, and then asks six of their friends to do the same on social media. Currently, in the UK, 5,683 people have been contacted fatal Covid-19, with 281 having died of the disease.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged members of the public to practice social security when they are elderly or at risk, to live more than two meters away from others and to practice social isolation.
While some have tried to stay indoors, others have ignored government advice, including several parks where thousands of people appear outside during this weekend's sun season.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said on Monday that "there is nothing" when it comes to fighting coronavirus - suggesting that the curfew implemented by police was in line with measures taken in other countries.
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The coronavirus epidemic has seen many celebrities and high-profile figures trying to raise awareness on measures that would prevent the spread of the virus.
The latest celebrity to do so is Neil Diamond, who has updated the words to his classic 1969 hit Caroline.
His lyrics “Hands, touching hands/Reaching out, touching me, touching you” have now been made more coronavirus-appropriate.
Posting a new version of the song on Twitter, Diamond, 79, now sings: “Hands…washing hands."
“Reaching out…don’t touch me, and I won’t touch you!”
The humorous new take on the song was welcomed on Twitter, having since received over 116,000 likes and 43,000 retweets.
Amidst all the doom and gloom, members of the public are looking for more uplifting content, reaching 11 million viewers on Ant and The Is Saturday Night Takeaway as they attempt to brighten the weekend. Elsewhere, Kevin Bacon is calling on people to remember what they are being forced to be on the couch with her new #IStayInFor campaign.
The campaign looks at who people like to be named after, and then asks six of their friends to do the same on social media. Currently, in the UK, 5,683 people have been contacted fatal Covid-19, with 281 having died of the disease.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged members of the public to practice social security when they are elderly or at risk, to live more than two meters away from others and to practice social isolation.
While some have tried to stay indoors, others have ignored government advice, including several parks where thousands of people appear outside during this weekend's sun season.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said on Monday that "there is nothing" when it comes to fighting coronavirus - suggesting that the curfew implemented by police was in line with measures taken in other countries.
