Good man Ronan.
We all know how important social distancing is in the current times. It is going to be key in stopping the spread of the coronavirus, with this being the combative method of choice throughout the world.
Yesterday we told you about a couple of catchy numbers that got this message across, including one from George Weah, and now an Irish artist has thrown their hat into the ring.
Ronan Keating has rewritten one of his biggest hits, 'When You Say Nothing At All', to encourage social distancing. He has changed a number of the lyrics as a result.
For example, what was once 'there's a truth in your eyes saying you'll never leave me' has become 'there's a look in your eyes saying you won't sneeze on me', as well as 'washing your hands says you'll keep me safe from harm'.
The video, which was posted on the singer's Instagram page, also shows social distancing in action, which includes using a sweeping brush to push his wife on a swing.
You can watch it in full below, and we would encourage you to do so. We all need a laugh in these trying times.
There you have it.
A weird way to get it across, but an important message nonetheless. Just clean the sweeping brush before it makes contact with your significant other.
