Naperville Fire Department Shares 'Get Your Mask On' Song: Video

NAPERVILLE, IL — The coronavirus crisis is hitting everyone hard, but the Naperville Fire Department recently shared a video to brighten residents' spirits. The video featured an original song by firefighter and paramedic Billy Croft called "Get Your Mask On."

In the video, Croft, who moonlights as a country music singer with Billy Croft and the 5 Alarm, strums a guitar in front of a Naperville Fire Department fire truck. The often hilarious lyrics include lines about going to the grocery store. "I hope to God they have T.P.," Croft sings.

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In another line, Croft says, "Gonna sneeze, so I do it in my elbow."

He goes on to sing the relatable chorus, "Get your mask on anytime you want to leave home, sanitizer smelling so strong/wash your hands to the bone."

Watch the hilarious ending to Croft's video above.

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