
“Let my best friend give me the last.” Those were the final words Ozzy Osbourne whispered to Sharon, his voice barely a breath. In that quiet, heartbreaking moment, the Prince of Darkness asked for one last gift—not of gold, not of glory, but of friendship. At his funeral, the room was heavy with silence—until Lita Ford stepped forward. Her eyes glassy, her steps slow, she walked to Ozzy’s casket with a grace that cut through the grief. Holding the mic like it was made of glass, she began to sing “Close My Eyes Forever.” Her voice trembled, but she didn’t falter. Each note carried the weight of decades, of memories, of wild nights and quiet regrets. And when the final chord faded into the air, a stillness took over. Sharon clutched Kelly’s hand. Around them, rock legends who had seen it all—fame, fire, and fallout—lowered their heads. No one said a word. No one had to. The tears came quietly, falling for a man who roared through life and whispered his way into eternity…
Ozzy Osbourne, the Prince of Darkness, known for biting the head off a bat and conquering stages with a scream, ended his legendary life not […]