Ozzy Osbourne says, ‘I can’t go … but I’m still alive,’ in front of the final black sabbath performance

Ozzy Osbourne is grateful to be alive, even with his health problems.

In the 29th of January episode of his Sirius XM show, “Ozzy,” with Co-host Billy Morrison, Osbourne, 76, that he had trouble walking but remained positive.

“I continue with the way I can’t go and I can’t do this … But you know what I was thinking during the holidays? For all my complaints, I’m still alive,” he said.

Morrison added, “You have to take into account what you’ve done yourself over the years.”

Ozzy Osbourne reunite with black sabbath for the last show

Osbourne continued, “I might be moaning over how I can’t go, but I look down the road and there are people who didn’t do half as much as me and they didn’t.

“There are so many friends and acquaintances who have passed.”

Morrison said he has seen an improvement in the past year for Osbourne, but the singer noticed, “I have to balance myself” when he gets out of bed.

However, he expressed gratitude and said, “I am not dead and still active things.”

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“Keep listening because we’re not going nowhere,” he declared near the end of the episode.

Osbourne will perform one last show with Black Sabbath’s original lineup in July in Birmingham, England.

“I continue with the way I can’t go and I can’t do this … But you know what I was thinking about the holidays? For all my complaints, I’m still alive!”

– Ozzy Osbourne

“It’s my time to return to the beginning, time for me to give back to the place where I was born,” Osbourne said in a statement yesterday. “How blessed am I to do it with the help of people that I love. Birmingham is the true home of metal. Birmingham forever.”

In an interview with radioxOsbourne’s wife, Sharon Osbourne, talked about his ongoing match with Parkinson’s, as he was diagnosed in 2003.

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“Parkinson’s is not something that disappears. You have it forever. There’s no cure. So he has battles with it where he has to work with a physiotherapist every day. And he has to keep his muscles in time, ”she said.

“He’s a good time. As fine as you can be with Parkinson’s.”

Sharon also told BBC News that the singer “is doing well. He is doing really well. He is so excited about this about being with the guys again and all his friends. It’s exciting for everyone.”

She noticed that this would be his last concert and said, “Ozzy didn’t have a chance to say goodbye to his friends, to his fans, and he feels there has been no full stop. This is his full stop. “

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In 2023, Osbourne announced that he withdrew from the tour and explained that he was no longer “physically able” to travel as much as his tour plan required.

Associated Press contributed to this report.