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No More Tears (Bonus Track Version)

Ozzy Osbourne · 2014 · Album

Rock

This record showcases a blend of heavy metal and rock, reflecting on deep personal conflicts and existential themes.

IntenseModernInner Demons and Personal StrugglesThe Weight of Loss and GriefAddiction and Its ConsequencesFear of Loneliness and IsolationThe Search for Redemption and Hope

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