Ozzy Osbourne: The Ultimate Sin Meaning
Tagged:
No tags, suggest one.
The Ultimate Sin Lyrics
-
Ozzy said during numerous interviews at the time, that The Ultimate Sin (and his use of it throughout the album) refers to nuclear war. While not often given to writing about political things, Ozzy has always been strongly against nuclear weapons and the danger they present to all life on Earth.
More Ozzy Osbourne songs »
Latest Articles
-
Forgotten Weird Music Videos of the Ancient 80s | vol 3 -
Forgotten Weird Music Videos of the Ancient 80s | vol 2 -
Forgotten Weird Music Videos of the Ancient 80s | vol 1 -
Let’s Chase Taylor Swift Rumors -
When the Beatles Touched Off a Movie War -
When Mike Bloomfield Composed a Soundtrack For Andy Warhol
Trending:
Blog posts mentioning Ozzy Osbourne
Songs About Celebrities 
2021 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame : Carole King, Foo Fighters, Go-Gos, and More 
Brutal Legend - The metelest of metal games 
The Media's Favorite Music Scapegoats 
Lyric Interpretations' Rock Picks For A Beggar's Night Playlist 
Suicide Songs 
The (Hidden) Impact of MTV Unplugged 
5 Albums That Redefined Their Genres 
Bootleg Beats - Music You May Never Have a Chance To Hear Legitimately 
The Couple That Plays Together, Stays Together 
The 9 Strangest Deaths of Rock 'n' Roll Just Posted
| Ocean Breathes Salty | anonymous |
| Right Where It Belongs | HECKFRICKER |
| Monster | anonymous |
| Seasons in the Sun | anonymous |
| Somewhere Only We Know | anonymous |
| I'm a Slave 4 U | anonymous |
| Townie | anonymous |
| Show Me | anonymous |
| Happy? | anonymous |
| Rock Show | anonymous |
| Don't Go | anonymous |
| Tek It | anonymous |
| Don't Leave Me | anonymous |
| Chop Suey | anonymous |
| Taking Over Me | anonymous |
