Chords for Top 10 Ozzy Osbourne Songs

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_ [Dm] The Prince of Darkness is also the godfather [Am] of heavy metal.
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_ _ _ _ _ [F] _ Welcome to [C] WatchMojo.com and today we're counting down our [Am] picks for the top 10 Ozzy Osbourne songs.
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[Am] Number 10.
[Gbm] I Don't [G] Know _ _
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[B] One of the [A] first things fans heard [Am] from Ozzy after Black Sabbath was the [G] inaugural track of [A] his solo debut.
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_ _ Beginning with a fiery intro by [G] Randy Rhoads, who [A] single-handedly revitalized [Am] Ozzy's career [G] and brought it to greater heights,
[F] the song proved the Prince of [G] Darkness is not trying to be a role [F] model, but that he is [G] out to redeem himself.
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This tune [B] was all [A] we needed to know [Am] Ozzy was back, [Gm] and Randy cemented things with his solo.
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_ _ Number 9.
Mama, I'm Coming Home _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Planning to hang up his bat horns once and for all, Ozzy [Eb] embarked upon the No More [Ab] Tours tour.
[Eb] It was in that state of mind that he penned Mama, I'm Coming Home with guitarist Zach Wild and Motorhead's [Bb] Lemmy as a tribute [Ab] to his wife and manager Sharon.
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_ [Eb] _ _ _ _ While he obviously never stopped [B] touring, this song became a successful [Db] power ballad [Eb] showcasing Ozzy's softer side.
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_ _ _ Number 8.
Mr.
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[A] _ _ _ [D] _ _ Beginning with an [Bb] organ solo and then moving on to Ozzy's Tales of Alistair Crowley, Mr.
[Dm] Crowley sets the stage for one of Randy Rhoads' most [Bb] impressive acts displays ever.
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_ _ _ _ _ His [C] successive guitar solos [Dm] become even more impressive one after [Bb] the other, [Am] until the song finally rides out with some of the talented guitarist's best _
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_ [Ab] _ Number 7.
Flying High Again _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [Ab] Not only was Ozzy unashamed of his substance abuse, he often put the topic front and center in his music, casting it in a positive light. _ _
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Though he's denied this [Bbm] concerning the epic Flying High [Gb] Again, [Ab] Ozzy [Db] still introduced it in concert [Abm] by telling fans to keep on smoking [Db] those joints.
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guitars and Ozzy's lyrics.
[Ab] But really, do you doubt he's high when he sings the opening line? _ _
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[Ebm] _ _ _ [Am] _ _ Number 6.
Bark at the Moon
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Following Rhodes' death, Jake E.
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[B] _ _ _ _ [Bbm] While The Ultimate Sin features fan [C] favorite Shot in the [Db] Dark, Bark at the [D] Moon's title cut has [G] Ozzy singing about a resurrected beast [Dbm] out for vengeance.
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Nothing Lee [Am] could have done would have made fans forget Randy, but Bark at the [G] Moon shines thanks to its outro [F] solo which showcases [Em] Lee's talents, [Bm] particularly [C] on the live versions. _
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Suicide Solution _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ Suicide Solution
Written by bassist Bob Daisley about Ozzy's battles with the bottle, Suicide Solution had the Prince of Darkness claiming it was actually about [Ab] _ ACDC's Bon Scott. _
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And the song made headlines when Ogbourne was sued by the parents of a teen who took his own life.
_ While the track's lyrics [Abm] could be interpreted as incitement to take up drinking,
_ One's fine, but where's [Ab] Sam's head now?
[Eb] the truth is [Bb] more nuanced.
[Cm] Get out of my face, [Bbm] you sad, you see me now?
_ [Cm] _ _ [Bbm] _ [Eb] I'm ready to cry.
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[Db] _ _ _ Number 4.
No More Tears _ _ _ _ _
Beginning with a bass line that transitions to a soaring melodic riff, Ozzy's longest solo song clocks in at over 7 minutes. _ _
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Wilde produced a wide array of excellent [D] tunes, including Breaking All the Rules,
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[Ebm] _ _ _ _ _ _ But _ _ _ _ _ _ [Db] it's the title track to Ozzy's 1991 album that displays his heavier thug. _ _ _
_ _ _ Witness the piano-themed [Gbm] middle section that'd make the Beatles proud,
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_ _ _ [Gb] _ _ then follow as it segues to the [Ab] solo and one of Wilde's finest [A] moments.
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_ _ _ _ _ Number _ 3.
Diary of a Madman
Watch me _ die another _ _ [Bb] day.
_ [Eb] Want proof that Randy [Fm] Rhoades was [Am] classically trained?
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_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [Abm] Look no further than the eponymous closing track of Ozzy's second solo album. _ _ _ _
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_ _ Its magical opening is mirrored in acoustic and electric versions, _
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[Ab] _ where its intense build [B]-up _ _
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all punctuated [Bb] by Ozzy's [Abm] haunting lyrics. _
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[Abm] Save me!
[E] _ _ [Bb] It's undoubtedly Rhoades' and Osbourne's [Abm] most impressive musical collaboration.
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_ _ _ _ Number 2.
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Over the Mountain
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Accentuated by Rhoades' guitars, drummer Lee Kerslake kicks off [C] Ozzy's second [Gm] album with a deafening drum intro.
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_ _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ After impressing us with the late _ guitarist's soloing skills, Over the Mountain solidifies its power with the outro riff. _ _ _ _ _ _
In short, the track sets the stage for what many consider to be [F] Ozzy's greatest album ever.
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[A] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ [Gb] Number 1.
[D] Crazy Train
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_ [Gbm] Containing what's arguably [Dbm] one of heavy metal's most memorable [Gbm] riffs,
Crazy [A] Train is both Ozzy Osbourne's and Randy Rhoades' signature song. _ _ _ _ _ _
The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ lyrics provide a glimpse into Ozzy's state of mind, while Randy's solo is _ [Gbm] unparalleled. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ [Gbm] As a concert staple of The Prince of Darkness, [E] the song isn't just the [Ab] greatest Ozzy track of [Am] all time,
it's [Ab] also among the greatest in heavy metal, _ [D] period.
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