As the world mourns the loss of the rock icon Ozzy Osbourne, fans are revisiting one of his most intimate and emotional musical moments: the 2003 duet of “Changes” with his daughter Kelly. The song, originally released in 1972 by Black Sabbath, was reimagined with new lyrics and heartfelt harmonies, eventually becoming a UK No. 1 hit—a rare father‑daughter pairing in chart history.
That duet captured something deeply personal—a public expression of vulnerability, affection, and reconciliation between a legendary rocker and his daughter. They performed it live at least once in 2004, a moment praised by viewers for its raw emotional resonance
Ozzy passed away at age 76 on July 22, 2025, peacefully at home with family by his side. Just weeks earlier, he delivered a final performance at Birmingham’s Villa Park as part of Black Sabbath’s monumental “Back to the Beginning” concert. The show united rock legends and raised millions for charity .
That tour‑de‑force of emotion and solidarity pairs especially well with “Changes”. A ballad originally penned about personal transformation, Ozzy’s duet with Kelly exemplified the cyclical nature of life, legacy, and love—sentiments that now resonate more deeply than ever.
