matt monaghan - the zombie song

Track four from matt monaghan's new album 'the lost boundary' is based on the following incident:
'Last weekend a large group of zombies invaded the city of Cadiz in SW Spain, the cause was thought to be a mutated H1N1 virus, known locally as 'el virozombi'. After a night of running battles, most of the zombies are now confirmed as decapitated and all undead are now 'un-undead' or 're-dead'. Jorge Rodrigez, the local butcher and scalper of 512 zombies reported that 'The city hasn't seen bloodshed on this scale since that scoundrel-pirate Sir Francis Drake attacked the city in 1587' - '- great stuff' he added. The zombie threat has now eased but the viral cloud remains, a local storm has moved it into the bay of Biscay. Zombie seagulls have been reported on the south west coast of Britain, attacking fishermen. Weather experts are predicting the virus' next move ....'

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[immaculateprojection]

Reminds me of the band "James". Nice tune.

[Sulduu]

I LOVE THIS SONG

[ledasdaughter]

super funny. I especially love the beginning with your hand, that's pretty awesome.

[Beckytate08]

Love it. You know I always love everything haha :)

[snowvege]

Great video. Loving the captions in it explaining the virus.

[AlexandraLovesActing]

Like I promised! I just gave a 5 star rating :P It is amazing, and is great for christmas. I think zombies should rule. And like the spanish stuff in it, gives it some feeling to it. Keep the good work! Saludos desde Puerto Rico!

[Stratocastermark]

Aaargh... Aha matey.... Nice job my man, from the Dying Pirate....

[shawcrossedlove]

Watching Cadiz being overrun by virus-induced Zombies is just what I needed to get in the holiday spirit. Seriously though, great job with this, and I love the extra bits of storytelling to accompany the song. Great job, Matt!