“Howling in the shadows,
living in a lunar spell,
he finds his heaven,
spewing from the mouth of hell.”

—  Ozzy Osbourne

Bark at the Moon, written by Ozzy Osbourne
Song lyrics, Bark at the Moon (1983)

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