'Bye, corona!': The Knack sings parody of their hit song My Sharona

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'Good day, corona!': The Knack sings parody of their hitting song My Sharona

Led by guitarist Berton Averre, the parody is brusk and uncomplicated (mostly the guitar solo, actually) but could very well prove to be the anthem to get us through these trying times.

The Knack with a parody of hit song, My Sharona. (Photo: Youtube)

Some humour can go a long style to alleviating the stress and anxiety caused past the COVID-19 outbreak, and The Knack's founding member and guitarist Berton Averre did just that with his very own parody of the ring's hit debut My Sharona, which was posted on YouTube on Mar 24.

The song, released in 1979, has been rearing its head recently due to having a similar sounding name as the virus, leading to comments on its YouTube page such as, "Don't ask simply every fourth dimension I hear the coronavirus I hear this song in my head".

While Averre decided against singing the parody himself – "You don't desire to hear me croak," he joked in the video – he stuck with what he does best past doing a full guitar solo of the vocal.

Averre was joined past bassist Prescott Niles at the stop of the video who sung the line nosotros've been waiting for: "Bye, Corona!"

"Become the hell out of hither," Averre added jokingly at the terminate.

Co-ordinate to the YouTube video's clarification, The Knack and its publishing administrators, Reach Music, are capitalising on the renewed interest in the original My Sharona song.

They take pledged to donate the first quarter 2022 digital streaming royalties for My Sharona to Music Wellness Brotherhood, a Nashville-based organisation that provides healthcare support services to uninsured members of the music manufacture.

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