A Swedish choir's version of holiday classic "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" is going viral, and for good reason -- the 10-woman group sings the tune entirely in "goat." The concert was put together by nonprofit organization ActionAid Sweden and was live-streamed as a charity event on its Facebook page earlier this month. The odd-sounding version of the song has a meaningful message -- ActionAid hopes to show the important role goats play when helping families in poverty-stricken countries. Goats provide milk and can be sold to make money to purchase food and pay for education. Last year, ActionAid released an entire Christmas album sung in "goat." The playlist has more than 350,000 views on YouTube. 맥스카지노�This is the Christmas album with a difference. Behind the bleats, baaahs and goat cries we are raising awareness of ActionAid맥스카지노�s work fighting poverty worldwide and the positive impact that goats can have on the lives of some of the world맥스카지노�s poorest families," Jessica Holland, the company's head of marketing said in a statement. 맥스카지노�Our Gifts in Action scheme could provide a goat to women in some of the poorest communities in the world. Their milk helps nourish that family and the remainder is sold. When kids are born, some are kept to grow the herd. Others are sold so the family can buy tools and seeds. This is a charity gift that keeps on giving.맥스카지노�