1) Formed in 2006 , Zombie Gir… Read Full Bio ↴There are two artists with this name:
1) Formed in 2006 , Zombie Girl comes from Edmonton, Canada, and is the creative project of Renee Cooper. Her music is often described as electronic body music, with elements of rock 'n' roll and classic horror movie themes and a touch of humour. The songs are pumping, groovy and magnificently lead by Renee Cooper's captivating voice. She is the voice, body and spirit behind Zombie Girl. Zombie Girl was signed to the Alfa Matrix label. The first official Zombie Girl show was on Halloween, at the New City venue in Edmonton. Only 30 minutes in length but bearing enough power and gore to stick to the minds of those who attended for years to come.
Her ex-husband Sebastian R. Komor of Icon of Coil co-founded the project and produced the music and most of the lyrics up until their split. The two disbanded and divorced in 2009 due to personal reasons.
In July 2011, Cooper announced via Facebook that she has chosen VoA VoXyd from Ad Inferna to co-write and produce her new forthcoming album, though due to scheduling conflicts, as of May 2013, Dave "Rave" Ogilvie has been announced as the new producer.
Some Zombie Girl songs can be found on different European and Mexican compilations. Creepy Crawler is featured on the industrial compilation Endzeit Bunkertracks, Act 2 (disc 3: Damage Session), We Are the Ones made the Advanced Electronics, Volume 4 (disc 1) tracklist and I Want It debut on Alfa Matrix's own Cyberl@b, Volume 5.0 (disc 2). These releases are also available in North America on the label Metropolis Records.
2) The bass player from the Band Messer Chups.
Jesus Was a Zombie
Zombie Girl Lyrics
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Jesus was a zombie, yeah
Jesus was a zombie
Back from the dead just like me
He is dead, but he's walking
Walking just like you and me
He came back and he's talking
We are the same,
Mr. jesus and i
A testament of the living dead
Famous singer, its all the same
He was dead, yet back he came
Jesus was a zombie
Jesus was a zombie, yeah
Jesus was a zombie
Back from the dead just like me
He got nailed, nailed to a cross
Paid the price for his glorified cause
I cannot blame him for coming back to life
Its much more fun in the afterlife
I can feel him lurking in dark
I can hear him walking in the shadows
Its not simple getting use to the slushies
I will guide him, through the fields of disposable heads
Through the fields of disposable heads
Through the fields of disposable heads
(3x)
Jesus was a zombie
Jesus was a zombie, yeah
Jesus was a zombie
Back from the dead just like me
The song "Jesus Was a Zombie" by Zombie Girl is an unconventional take on the story of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The song is a testament of the living dead and compares the resurrection of Jesus to a zombie coming back to life. The lyrics repeatedly emphasize that Jesus is no different from the singer, as both are walking dead. The line "He is dead, but he's walking, walking just like you and me" refers to the fact that Jesus was resurrected, but is still technically dead. The chorus of the song is the recurring assertion that Jesus was a zombie who has come back from the dead just like the singer.
The second verse of the song gives a sarcastic take on the crucifixion of Jesus. The singer says that Jesus got nailed to a cross, paid the price for his glorified cause, and that he cannot blame Jesus for coming back to life since it is much more fun in the afterlife. The bridge of the song reveals that the singer can feel Jesus lurking in the dark and hear him walking in the shadows. The line "Through the fields of disposable heads" is likely a metaphor for navigating the societal norms and judgments placed upon the living dead.
Overall, "Jesus Was a Zombie" can be interpreted as a commentary on society's obsession with death and the fascination with the afterlife. The lyrics suggest that death and resurrection are not unique experiences, and that we are all just walking the earth in a state of living death.
Line by Line Meaning
Jesus was a zombie
The belief that Jesus, just like me, came back from the dead and is now walking amongst us.
Jesus was a zombie, yeah
Reiteration of the belief that Jesus came back from the dead and is now amongst us.
Jesus was a zombie
The belief that Jesus is a zombie, just like me.
Back from the dead just like me
Both myself and Jesus have come back from the dead and are now walking amongst the living.
He is dead, but he's walking
Jesus, despite being physically dead, has come back to life and is now walking amongst the living.
Walking just like you and me
Jesus, like myself and other living beings, is able to move around by walking.
He came back and he's talking
Jesus, despite being dead, has come back to life and is now able to speak.
Talking shit like you and me
Jesus, like myself and other living beings, has opinions and speaks his mind.
We are the same, Mr. jesus and i
The belief that Jesus and the artist are both zombies who have come back from the dead.
A testament of the living dead
Both Jesus and the artist are examples of beings who were dead but are now alive.
Famous singer, its all the same
Being a famous singer and coming back from the dead are both the same thing.
He was dead, yet back he came
Despite being dead, Jesus has come back to life and is now amongst the living.
He got nailed, nailed to a cross
Referring to the crucifixion of Jesus, where he was nailed to a cross as a form of punishment.
Paid the price for his glorified cause
Jesus was punished for his beliefs and ultimately paid the price for his actions.
I cannot blame him for coming back to life
It's understandable for Jesus to come back to life given the circumstances surrounding his death.
Its much more fun in the afterlife
The afterlife is portrayed as a more enjoyable experience than life on earth.
I can feel him lurking in dark
The artist can sense the presence of Jesus in the darkness.
I can hear him walking in the shadows
The singer can hear the footsteps of Jesus as he moves around in the shadows.
Its not simple getting use to the slushies
The singer is having trouble adjusting to their new life as a zombie.
I will guide him, through the fields of disposable heads
The artist will lead Jesus through a dangerous and difficult path.
Through the fields of disposable heads
Referring to a treacherous path that the artist and Jesus must navigate together.
Jesus was a zombie
Reiteration of the belief that Jesus has come back from the dead as a zombie.
Jesus was a zombie, yeah
Reiteration of the belief that Jesus has come back from the dead as a zombie.
Jesus was a zombie
Reiteration of the belief that Jesus has come back from the dead as a zombie.
Back from the dead just like me
Both Jesus and the singer have come back from the dead and are now amongst the living.
Contributed by Kayla I. Suggest a correction in the comments below.