Talk:No More Tears (song)
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[edit] Removed NPOV parts
I removed the following lines:
- Many consider this song to be the best Ozzy song since Crazy Train. It was rated #10 on U.S. Mainstream Rock. Ozzy considers this song to be a gift from God. Mike Inez came up with the opening bass rift and it just took off from there.
As they appear to be very biased. However if you can cite credible sources, feel free to add them back in citing sources with <ref> tags. --Charlie(@CIRL | talk) 04:23, 13 May 2006 (UTC)
I removed reference to child porn/fisting. This would definitely need citation. The song was generally understood to be a farewell song at the time of it's release, the references to "I never wanted it to end this way my love, my darling" and observing a man in the crowd before the show "waiting does he see me?" and"the redlight goes on and it's time to begin" is a reference to going on stage. Ozzy may be nuts, but he's not a complete freak...
- I've read that it can be interpreted as being seen through the eyes of a child kidnapper (a similar theme to Mr. Tinkertrain, and don't tell me *that* one isn't there), "it's just a hand in the bush" being a reference to the little girl (mentioned in the first verse) seeing the hand of the child kidnapper in the bushes through a window. This is just one interpretation, I guess, though, so. On a side note, what the hell are the rest of the lines in the middle of the song? All I can make out is "Going forwards in reverse. Still," and "It's just a hand in the bush." That's all I can make out, and there's no real lyrics for it. For some reason (perhaps something I've thought ever since I was a kid) I've always gotten an image of some kind of car wreck from that. Onslaught Six 09:02, 9 July 2006 (UTC)
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