Whole World Falling Down
Ozzy Osbourne · Other Songs - Ozzy Osbourne
The tragedy of synthesizing rhymes
The genocide that comes from total strangers
Apocalyptic dreams to kill mankind
I see the mystery unwind, my spirits telling me
The sky is dying and the whole worlds falling down
Dont buy your fate from media messias,
God gave you breath, don't blow it all away
I see the misery unwind,
You must be stupid or be blind,
My spirits telling me...
The sky is crying, burning holes into the ground
The sky is dying, and the whole worlds falling down
What did you see or don't you know
You only reap the seeds you sew
Oh no
I see the misery unwind,
You must be stupid or be blind,
My spirits telling me...
The sky is crying, burning holes into the ground
Messia's coming, but will he hang around
'Cause the sky is dying and the whole worlds falling down
Right!
The sky is dying, falling to the ground
The sky is dying, falling to the ground
The sky is dying, falling to the ground
The sky is dying, falling to the ground
Whole World Falling Down
Whole World Falling Down stands as a defining track from Ozzy Osbourne's 1995 album, Ozzmosis. The recording captures the heavy metal icon during a period of significant artistic evolution, blending his signature gothic sensibilities with a more accessible, melodic rock sound. Produced by Bob Ezrin, the song showcases Osbourne's ability to deliver powerful, emotive vocals over a driving rhythm section that became characteristic of his mid-nineties output. As part of a discography that spans decades of innovation, this track reflects the enduring appeal of Osbourne's work within the heavy metal genre. It remains a notable song in his extensive catalogue, demonstrating his continued relevance and ability to craft anthemic rock songs that resonate with both longtime fans and new listeners alike.