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Zombie Love

My friend, Emily Gray, is one of the funniest people you will EVER meet.  I promise!  She has us in hysterics on a daily basis through her blog.  She works at Young Life and is not just funny but honestly one of the coolest people I will ever have the honor of knowing.  Seriously.  Last week she wrote a blog about her sympathy for Zombies.  It's a must read so click here.  We all loved it.  Another friend, Kenny, loved it so much he requested (apparently) a song to be made out of it.  She complied.  And so I "let" her have yesterday to launch her world premiere of the song (okay, I had NO idea until yesterday she even did it but still I let her have the day!) but today I give it the dubious honor of being on my little 'ole experiment.  So without further ado I give you... Zombie Love

(Sidenote:  Thanks to Emily I get to have at least one song on my experiment that starts with a Z but that in NO WAY influenced me to highlight her song.  Yeah...in no way...WINK)

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