Farewell to Ozzy
By Adam Lambert and Josh Groban
The somber skies wept softly as the procession moved through the narrow path, a sea of black-clad mourners following the casket of the one and only Ozzy Osbourne. At the forefront of the slow march were two figures: Adam Lambert and Josh Groban, walking shoulder to shoulder, their voices rising in harmony as they sang a heartfelt farewell.
The contrast between Lambert’s soaring, emotive tenor and Groban’s rich, resonant baritone filled the air like a prayer. Their rendition of “Dream On” began quietly, reverent and stripped of theatrics, each note a tribute to the Prince of Darkness himself. The song, chosen for its raw emotion and haunting beauty, echoed through the crowd, stirring memories in every heart.
Ozzy had lived loudly, unapologetically, a legend who defied definition. But here, in this moment of solemnity, he was remembered not just as a rock god, but as a father, a husband, a friend. Adam’s voice cracked slightly as he reached for the high notes, the grief behind the performance as palpable as the lyrics. Josh’s voice steadied the melody, grounding it with the warmth and strength of a final embrace.
The casket, draped in
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