Ozzy Osbourne: The Ultimate Sin Meaning
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Ozzy said during numerous interviews at the time, that The Ultimate Sin (and his use of it throughout the album) refers to nuclear war. While not often given to writing about political things, Ozzy has always been strongly against nuclear weapons and the danger they present to all life on Earth.
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