As the moon cast its eerie glow, Zippy, Grubby, and Gooey would gather under the dilapidated streetlamp, armed with bags of their favorite treats. They would meticulously unwrap their sugary treasures, savoring each bite as if they were indulging in a nostalgic human experience. As the candies melted on their tongues, a temporary transformation occurred. For a brief moment, they could feel their hearts beat, their skin tingle, and even a flicker of life return to their undead bodies. It was an illusion, a bittersweet reminder of their former human selves, and they cherished it. But in the midst of their mock human revelry, they began to notice the absurdity of their situation. They would burst into fits of dark laughter, mocking their own existence as candy-loving zombies. "Look at us!" Zippy would cackle, red lollipop in hand, "We're the walking dead, pretending to be alive with every sugar rush!" Grubby, his mouth smeared with chocolate, would chime in, "Imagine humans devouring candy to feel like zombies! We've got it backward!" And Gooey, his jaws working on a gummy worm, would join the laughter, a gleeful twinkle in his undead eyes. Their mocking banter became a nightly ritual. They would swap stories of their humorous encounters, sharing the irony of their desire to feel human while embracing their undead existence. They found solace in the absurdity of it all, taking pleasure in the dark humor that only zombies with a sweet tooth could understand. They made an album “Grim Grins and Sugar Sins" and one of its track is "Chompers' Lament": A hauntingly catchy anthem about their insatiable craving for candies and the twisted satisfaction they find in pretending to be human.