A Final Goodbye in Song: The Ozzy & Kelly Osbourne Duet That Now Breaks Hearts Around the World

When Ozzy Osbourne passed away at 76, the world lost more than just a rock legend — it lost a voice that carried generations, a soul that transcended heavy metal, and a man who, beneath the “Prince of Darkness” persona, was a father with a deeply human heart.

But in the days following his death, one video has reemerged and left fans absolutely shattered: his duet with daughter Kelly Osbourne, singing the classic song “Changes.”

Originally released in 2003, the duet was powerful then — but now, it feels prophetic. Tragic. Like a message he unknowingly left behind for her, and for all of us.

“I’m going through changes…”
The lyrics hit differently now.

In the video, you can see the vulnerability in Ozzy’s eyes. He’s not screaming into a mic, not performing for a stadium of fans. He’s just… a dad. Sitting beside his daughter, singing about the inevitable shifts in life, love, and time.

Kelly rests her voice softly against his, their harmonies aching with unspoken emotion. It’s no longer just a performance. It’s a captured goodbye — tender, trembling, and real.

Now, fans are revisiting the clip in tears.
Some write in the comments:

“I can’t stop crying. This is the most beautiful thing he ever did.”

“It feels like he knew… and this was his way of saying goodbye.”

“This song has a whole new meaning now.”

What makes the video even more emotional is seeing the bond between Ozzy and Kelly — a relationship that weathered fame, addiction, public scrutiny, and redemption. Their voices together in that moment now stand as a lasting tribute, echoing across time.

It’s a reminder:
Behind the fame, the leather, the eyeliner, and the chaos… Ozzy Osbourne was a dad. And in “Changes,” we see him not as a rock god — but as a man who loved, who aged, who said goodbye… in the most beautiful way he knew how.

And now, that moment lives forever.