It's a bouncy but serious request for support from the government for the self-employed, as well as freelancers and those on zero-hour contacts, many of whom are struggling financially as they see their work fall away and are (rightly) having to stay at home. As I type this, help has been announced by the chancellor but it's received a very mixed response as it would appear to fall somewhat short for a great many. So what I'd thought/hoped might be a song with a short shelf-life in terms of its immediate lyrical relevance may well remain pertinent for longer than I'd have liked.
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You can also view a different 'live to camera' videoed version of the song on YouTube.