On Your Own
Kelly Osbourne · Changes
Think they know what I should do
Well they don't really know
What I've been through
And I don't care
Don't care what you have to say
'Cause it's my life
And I'll do as I may
When I find you
I better find you alone
When I call you
You better pick up the phone
When I dump you
You're gonna be on your own
Remember
When you gave that number to her
Well she don't really know
Where I have been
And I don't care
Don't care what you think of me
Cause it's my life
And I'll do as I please
When I find you
I better find you alone
When I call you
You better pick up the phone
When I dump you
You're gonna be on your own
Picking up the trash can
Playing your life hard
Dealing me a sh*t hand
Playing with the wrong card
Bringing on the new days
Leaving back the old ways
It don't matter what you have to say
Walk on boy
When I find you
I better find you alone
When I call you
You better pick up the phone
When I dump you
You're gonna be on your own
On Your Own
Kelly Osbourne delivers a raw and introspective track titled 'On Your Own' on her 2006 debut album, Changes. The song serves as a poignant reflection on the challenges of navigating life independently, capturing the emotional weight of solitude with a distinct pop-rock sensibility. Produced to match the album's confessional tone, the recording features Osbourne's characteristic vocal delivery, blending vulnerability with a driving rhythm that underscores themes of self-reliance and resilience. Released during a pivotal era for her career, the track stands as a key moment in her early discography, resonating with listeners who have faced similar personal journeys. It remains a defining piece of her work, showcasing her ability to translate personal struggle into universal musical expression.