Zombie breaths
I was driving back from Uvas Canyon County Park this evening and found myself behind an SUV that had a bumper sticker indicating that it was an anti-zombie combat vehicle, plus a “Zombie Outbreak Response Team” biohazard sticker.
And then I noticed the lyrics to the Sweet Honey in the Rock song that was playing on my car stereo:
Those who have died have never never left;
The dead are not under the earth.
They are in the rustling trees; they are in the groaning woods;
They are in the crying grass; they are in the moaning rocks;
The dead are not under the earth.
It had never occurred to me before to think of “Breaths” as a scary zombie song.
Fortunately, the amusing coincidence was not compounded by an actual zombie attack. Perhaps the anti-zombie people kept me safe.