Centre Of Eternity
Ozzy Osbourne · Bark at the Moon
There's no future
I don't even know about the past
It's all timeless and never ending
To take it in
It's all to vast
It goes
Forever and ever
You thought you knew
But you never
There goes
Tomorrow
Journey to the centre of eternity
Journey to the centre of eternity
The time is coming but also going
And it's leaving never to return
Maybe heaven could be forever
But if it's hell then you can watch me burn
It goes
Forever and ever
You thought you knew
But you never
There goes
Tomorrow
Journey to the centre of eternity
Journey to the centre of eternity
I got to travel forever
It's all within my mind
An endless path to endeavor
But forever is a long long time
There's no secrets and no corruption
In the centre of infinity
There's no limits in nonexistence
And no beginning to my destiny
It goes
Forever and ever
You thought you knew
But you never
There goes
Tomorrow
Journey to the centre of eternity
Journey to the centre of eternity
Centre Of Eternity
Recorded in 1983, Ozzy Osbourne's 'Centre Of Eternity' stands as a defining track on the band's final studio album, 'Bark at the Moon.' Released during a period of intense creative experimentation following the departure of guitarist Randy Rhoads, the song exemplifies the hard rock and heavy metal sound that characterized the late 1970s and early 1980s. Featuring Osbourne's signature vocal delivery and a driving, distorted rhythm section, the recording captures the raw energy and atmospheric depth of the era's metal scene. As one of the band's most recognized singles, it remains a staple of Ozzy Osbourne's discography, illustrating his evolution as a solo artist while retaining the power of his earlier work with Black Sabbath.