Ozzy’s Song Lyrics – Black Label Society
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[Verse 1]
I saw you yesterday
Before you went away
Remember when
Never thinking it would end
Blue skies up above
But soon we’d feel the cold
Although we knew
We chose not to know
Not to know, but it’s okay
[Chorus]
The skies may cry
But I’ll be holding on, holding on
The skies may cry
Now the race is run
All the chaos and all the wars
When all is said and done
I couldn’t ask for more
[Verse 2]
Enjoy the ride
Before it’s gone
Enjoy the ride
It doesn’t last for long
Just trying to get by
Trying to survive
Broken down
Yet I’m still alive
Speak of me
It’s alright
[Chorus]
The skies may cry
But I’ll be holding on, holding on
The skies may cry
Now the race is run
All the chaos and all the wars
When all is said and done
I couldn’t ask for more
[Chorus]
The skies may cry
But I’ll be holding on, holding on
The skies may cry
Now the race is run
All the chaos and all the wars
When all is said and done
I couldn’t ask for more
Ozzy’s Song Song Credits & Production Details
| Song Title | Ozzy’s Song |
| Singer(s) | Black Label Society |
| Musician(s) | Adam Fuller, Zakk Wylde & John “JD” DeServio |
| Lyricist(s) | Zakk Wylde |
| Release Date | March 27, 2026 |
| Language | English |
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Who is the singer of the song ‘Ozzy’s Song’?
The song ‘Ozzy’s Song’ is sung by Black Label Society.
Who wrote the song ‘Ozzy’s Song’?
The song ‘Ozzy’s Song’ is written by Zakk Wylde.
Who produced the music for the song ‘Ozzy’s Song’?
Music of the song ‘Ozzy’s Song’ is produced by Adam Fuller, Zakk Wylde and John “JD” DeServio.
When was the song ‘Ozzy’s Song’ officially released?
The song ‘Ozzy’s Song’ is officially released on March 27, 2026, accompanied by its official music video.
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