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1. A Swedish hip-hop musician from Malmö (real name Osman Maxamed). He is of Somalian descent.
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1. Ozzy Osbourne, English rock musician (Black Sabbath).
2. DJ Ozzy, house musician.
3. David Osborne, piano musician.
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Miracle man
OzzY Lyrics
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I'm looking for a miracle man who's not in disguise
I don't know where he'll come from and I don't know where he's been
But he's not our Jimmy sinner because he's so obscene
Miracle man got busted, miracle man got busted
Such a hypocritical man, born again, dying
He don't know where he's goin' but we know where he's been
It was out little Jimmy sinner
Our eyes are on the screen
Miracle man got busted, miracle man got busted, miracle
man got busted, miracle man
A devil with a crucifix
Brimstone and fire
He needs another carnal fix
To take him higher and higher
Now Jimmy, he got busted with his pants down
Repent ye wretched sinners, self righteous clown
Miracle man got busted, miracle man got busted, miracle
man got busted, miracle man got busted, miracle man got
busted, miracle man got busted, miracle man got busted
In the song Miracle Man, Ozzy Osbourne is expressing his desire to find a religious leader who is truthful and not pretending to be something they are not. He wants a figure who has not been hypocritical or deceptive in their teachings. He sings about a man who was caught in a scandal and implies that this person is not the one he is searching for. The lyrics mention seeing a miracle man on TV crying, but despite any emotional display, Ozzy suggests that this person is still not to be trusted. He uses the phrase "born again, dying" to refer to the man's false persona and lack of authentic faith.
The song continues with Ozzy singing about the carnal desires of the miracle man. He calls him a "devil with a crucifix" and says that he needs "another carnal fix to take him higher and higher." Ozzy also references a person named Jimmy who was caught in a compromising position, likely referring to a religious figure also involved in a scandal. The song concludes with Ozzy reiterating that the miracle man got busted and cannot be trusted.
Overall, the lyrics of Miracle Man convey Ozzy's disillusionment with religious figures who are hypocritical and deceptive. He is searching for someone to believe in, but is unable to find anyone who meets his standards of honesty and authenticity.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm looking for a miracle man that tells me no lies
The singer is searching for someone who is truthful and honest.
I'm looking for a miracle man who's not in disguise
The singer wants to find someone who is authentic and genuine, and not pretending to be something they're not.
I don't know where he'll come from and I don't know where he's been
The singer has no preconceived notions about the miraculous person they seek - this individual could come from anywhere or have any background.
But he's not our Jimmy sinner because he's so obscene
The artist knows that the person they seek is not someone with a history of immoral behavior - unlike a Jimmy sinner, who is considered obscene.
Today i saw a miracle man, on TV cryin'
The artist saw someone on TV who was purportedly a miracle worker, but this person was crying and may not be as powerful as they claim.
Such a hypocritical man, born again, dying
The singer views this crying miracle worker as a hypocrite with a false conversion, who is on the verge of failure.
He don't know where he's goin' but we know where he's been
The singer implies that the crying, hypocritical miracle worker has a shady past that others know about, even if he doesn't.
It was out little Jimmy sinner
The person being referenced now is named Jimmy Sinner - who is considered little in comparison to other people or situations.
Our eyes are on the screen
The artist and others are watching this alleged miracle worker on TV.
A devil with a crucifix
The artist describes the hypocritical miracle worker as having outward religious symbols but inwardly being wicked and evil.
Brimstone and fire
The devilish miracle worker is equated with images of hellfire and punishment.
He needs another carnal fix
The person in question is addicted to immoral behaviors and seeks to continue indulging them.
To take him higher and higher
These carnal and immoral desires only serve to elevate the person's status or sense of power.
Now Jimmy, he got busted with his pants down
The singer recalls the past wrongdoing of Jimmy Sinner, who was caught in an embarrassing or immoral act.
Repent ye wretched sinners, self righteous clown
The singer admonishes those who claim to have repented for their sins while still acting in a hypocritical or self-serving manner.
Miracle man got busted
The purportedly miraculous and religious figure has been exposed as a fraud or hypocrite.
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: JOHN OSBOURNE, ROBERT DAISLEY, ZAKK WYLDE
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@trickortripslao8607
I would say,your comment is really Homer. We are talking about early 2000,not 2010. That show was trash but Ozzy has never been a Lord of Royal Family. And that type of trash is nothing towards what today is! That time,Internet wasn't like today and not everyone had a computer at home.
I discovered him from the mtv spot and then I searched his music.
Spent my whole teenagers time and still do just loving him and enjoying his music! Not to mention all musicians worked with him and even the Black Sabbath years. Randy Rhoads,Castillo and ect.
I love him and I thank God, I know my music idol at 13 years old,able to feel light and also like "breaking all the rules" of my years,my family and the whole fucking world.
Long life to the Prince of Darkness!
I need to chill out now.
@ovidorion437
Paul Cashmere: So Bob, which songs did you write the lyrics for?
Bob Daisley: Pretty much all of them really from the Blizzard of Oz album (the very first one), Diary of a Madman, Bark At The Moon, The Ultimate Sin, No Rest for the Wicked and the last album I played on was No More Tears but I didn't write anything on that.
PC: That body of work has a fair chunk of OZZY signature tunes.
BD: OZZY is actually quoted in interviews of saying "when I wrote this" and "when I wrote that" and "what I meant here" but he didn't write of the lyrics, so it is a bit of a blatant inaccuracy for him to say that.
PC: How come you weren't originally credited?
BD: When the songs were written we just put the songs down to not to specifics as to who had done what. Most of the vocal melodies are OZZY's, although some of the vocal melodies on Diary of a Madman were Lee Kerslake, the drummer. Randy Rhoads was the riff merchant who came up with the basic riffs, although having said that, Randy and I worked on the musical side of it together to create the finished song. A lot of the music is mine as well. All the lyrics are mine. OZZY had a couple of ideas, like for a song title or he'd say "I want this song about this" or whatever but a lot of the songs are completely mine including title and what the song is about, the storyline or whatever.
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@dylanfernandez2095
Miracle Man (Got Busted)
A looking for a Miracle Man...
@chars437
Cool song 💜Ozzy
@BillHarlowHarlowsKorner
The Ozzman rules!
@laurieberry7138
I already have this one posted...yeah Ozzy :)
@pat91620
Super!
@j.tgrooms
The pure joy in Ozzy's face makes it even better
@johnscales9080
I think this song is Ozzy's favorite and best song .The glee of seeing a chief Ozzy hater caught by his own hypocrisy justifiably warrants a great song from the heart.
@smileysatanson3404
well as we know, Ozzy doesnt like hypocrites
@juliannor8941
Prob cause getting zakk wyld was kinda his new randy rhoads