Killer Of Giants
Ozzy Osbourne · The Ultimate Sin
If none of us believe in war
The can you tell me what the weapon's for
Listen to me everyone
If the button is pushed
There'll be nowhere left to run
Giants sleeping, Giant's winning wars
Within their dreams
Till they wake when it's too late
And God's name blaspheme
Killer of giants threatens us all
Mountains of madness standing so tall
Marches of protest not stopping the war
Or the killer of giants
The killer of giants
Mother nature people state you case without it's worth
Your seas run dry your sleepless eyes are turning red alert
Killer of giants threatens us all
Mountains of madness standing so tall
Rising so proudly it has nowhere to fall
This killer of giants
This killer of giants
Killer of giants threatens us all
Mountains of madness standing so tall
Marches of protest not stopping the war
Oh the killer of giants
Oh the killer of giants
Killer of giants
Killer of giants
The can you tell me what the weapon's for
Listen to me everyone
If the button is pushed
There'll be nowhere left to run
Giants sleeping, Giant's winning wars
Within their dreams
Till they wake when it's too late
And God's name blaspheme
Killer of giants threatens us all
Mountains of madness standing so tall
Marches of protest not stopping the war
Or the killer of giants
The killer of giants
Mother nature people state you case without it's worth
Your seas run dry your sleepless eyes are turning red alert
Killer of giants threatens us all
Mountains of madness standing so tall
Rising so proudly it has nowhere to fall
This killer of giants
This killer of giants
Killer of giants threatens us all
Mountains of madness standing so tall
Marches of protest not stopping the war
Oh the killer of giants
Oh the killer of giants
Killer of giants
Killer of giants
Killer Of Giants
Released on The Ultimate Sin, "Killer Of Giants" stands as a defining track in Ozzy Osbourne's discography, showcasing his evolution from hard rock to heavy metal during the mid-1980s. The song features Osbourne's signature raw vocals and aggressive delivery, supported by a driving rhythm section that typifies the era's power metal sound. As a staple of his live performances and a key component of his broader body of work, the recording captures the intensity and theatricality that became hallmarks of his career. It remains a significant song in his catalogue, reflecting the musical landscape of the time and cementing his status as a pioneering figure in heavy metal history.