Gates of the COVID - parody

Some good ole fashioned quarantine parody.
Original song "Gates of the Country" by Black Lab.
Words by David and Sarah Rice. Performed by David and Sarah Rice.
Lyrics:
April - We're all quarantined. The store's out of beans.
It seems somehow everything's changed.
The kitchen's too small. We bounce off the walls.
The store's out of all TP.
May - Where have you been? Who were you running with?
Didn't you know you're supposed to stay home?
What did you say? Remember that time we went travelling?
See, it's not really about me. We walk through the gates of the country, Purell at our side.
And I smile as I watch you walk by, somehow afraid you'll get spit in my eyes.
See, we're better off now.
June - The curtain is shut. My hair goes uncut.
No one to wake you till noon.
Slumped in a chair. Netflix is bare.
I jump on a Zoom call
July - What's going on? What are you washing from?
Why is your mask all alone on the floor?
Some people work, others hang on till they can't anymore.
See, it's not really about me. We walk through the gates of the country, Purell at our side.
And I smile as I watch you walk by, somehow afraid you'll get spit in my eyes.
See, we're better off now.
See, it's not really about me. We walk through the gates of the country, Purell in the air.
And I smile as I watch you walk by, somehow afraid you'll get spit in my eyes.
Really, are we better off now?