Here wrote Ozzy Osbourne before the sad collapse

With the passage of Ozzy Osbourne, Heavy Metal has lost one of his strongest voices.

Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary Frontman of Black Sabbath and the global image called “Prince of Darkness”, has encountered his collapse at the age of 76.

Born in the quiet village of Marston Green in England, Ozzy Rose from humble authorities to make a decisive power in rock music, so -called vocals and chaotic charisma leaving an indelible mark in the genre.

Over the years, the British rocker has been fighting for numerous health failures, notably Parkinson’s disease, which he publicly revealed in 2020.

Despite his declining health, Ozzy never avoided the spotlight or his connection to the fans and performed his last concert behind his early weeks before his death.

From his star at Hollywood Walk of Fame to his prices on Broad Street in Birmingham and in inductions both in the United Kingdom’s reputation room and on the American Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the effects of Ozzy overcome generations.

In a painful twist, a few days before its passage, Radaronline.com He revealed that Ozzy worked in a second memoir, which, in many ways, serve as a final call of his curtain.

Although Ozzy has already shared the story of his 2009 Memoir success, I am Ozzy, the second book is undoubtedly “his version of writing final credits”.

One source said at the exit, “there is a lot that he wanted to get off his chest,” they added, implying a reflex and raw final message.

“Ozzy has gone through hell in recent years with his health and writing this book gave him a sense of purpose. It’s not just a look back, it’s his way to sign on his own terms,” he concluded.

However, such news has not been confirmed by members of his family.