COVID-19 danger not over, British parody song

This 31 May 2020 satiric music video from Britain is called Katrina and the Second Waves – Flocking on Sunshine.

It is a parody of the song Walking on Sunshine, by Katrina and the Waves.

It is about people in Britain who think that the COVID-19 pandemic is basically over: because Dominic Cummings, adviser to Conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson, violates public health rules against travel. Because Boris Johnson says people should go back working at unsafe non-essential-workplaces, some people think it is supposedly safe to go to crowded beaches; which may cause a second wave of COVID-19 illness.

The video says about itself:

I used to think lockdown was over, now baby I’m sure
And I just can’t wait to spend all day down at Durdle Door
Now every time I check on the guidance, it just says ‘stay alert’
I think that means: try to emerge from your day out unhurt

Now we’re flocking on sunshine, whoa
We’re flocking on sunshine, whoa
We’re flocking on sunshine, whoa
And don’t it feel good!

I used to think lockdown was over, now I know that it’s true
The government’s fucking atrocious, why can’t we be too?
The public loos are closed so I’ll just have to bury my crap
Like a cat
I already did my bit for the NHS when I clapped

Oh yeah
Now we’re flocking on sunshine, whoa
We’re flocking on sunshine, whoa
We’re flocking on sunshine, whoa
And don’t it feel good!