Neil Diamond has shared a brilliant cover of his classic "Sweet Caroline" to highlight public health advice during the coronavirus crisis.
He captioned the video on Twitter: "Stay safe out there! 'Hands... washing hands..'"
In the clip, Diamond told fans: "I know we're going through a rough time right now, but I love ya, and I think if we sing together we might just feel a little bit better. Give it a try."
And the American singer cleverly altered the words to his legendary hit Sweet Caroline to reflect the need for everyone to observe good hygiene amid the ongoing outbreak.
He changed some of the classic lines to: "Hands, washing hands, reaching out, don't touch me, I won't touch you.."
The video has already amassed 400,000 views in just a few hours.
Have a listen to the cover below:
And unsurprisingly the song provoked a huge reaction on social media, with one fan writing: "This will keep the nation going, I joined in singing all the bits in between!!"
While another added: "It is great to see Neil Diamond doing so well, especially after the utterly sad death of the wonderful Kenny Rogers, we must cherish these people, as there are very few of them left, as when they are gone, there will be a void that can never be filled."
And Neil wasn't the only musician to change up one of their most famous hits to help spread the message of good hygiene.
Oasis star Liam Gallagher also got in on the act, changing his iconic Wonderwall, Champagne Supernova and Supersonic, to "Wonderwash", "Champagne Soapernova" and "Soapersonic" respectively.
Check out the Mancunian's efforts below:
