Outgoing National Institutes of Health Director Dr. Francis Collins took the chance to serenade the public Tuesday to alleviate their struggles, if only for a moment, as they continue to battle the pandemic.

"Why, there's a guitar right here," he told the audience and livestream at the Health and Human Services town hall. "This is a song where the tune will be familiar to you unless you came from another planet."

It was a song for all Americans struggling through the pandemic, Collins said, and it's called "Somewhere Past the Pandemic."

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"Somewhere past the pandemic, when we're free / There's a life I remember full of activity," Collins sang.

Collins vocalized a world where masks are a thing of the past and nose swabs are no more.

He depicted the idea that key partnerships will defeat the coronavirus.

"Somewhere past the pandemic, life will resume / We'll all complain about the traffic, forgetting how we hated Zoom."

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Collins is set to step down from his position by the year's end and had previously performed a parody cover of "Puff, the Magic Dragon."