Billy Morrison, a longtime friend of rock icon Ozzy Osbourne, reminisces about their shared love for English chocolate and a thrilling Ferrari ride a year after Osbourne’s passing. Osbourne, the iconic frontman of Black Sabbath, passed away at the age of 76 shortly after his final concert in Birmingham. Morrison, who co-wrote songs with Osbourne and knew him for nearly three decades, reflects on the surreal feeling of his friend’s absence.

Despite the passing time, Morrison still feels the urge to reach out to Osbourne, recalling their last conversation filled with humor and shared memories. Morrison vividly remembers their time together in Osbourne’s British countryside home, savoring English chocolate and exchanging laughs, unaware it would be their final meeting.

To honor Osbourne’s memory on the anniversary of his death, Morrison plans to play his music and watch footage from a podcast they were working on. He describes Osbourne as a caring and gentle soul, highlighting their bond beyond music, rooted in humor and mutual support.

Morrison credits Osbourne for his wisdom and guidance in navigating the music industry, emphasizing Osbourne’s sharp intellect and unique perspective on life. Recalling various escapades and heartfelt moments shared with Osbourne, Morrison cherishes their unconventional friendship and the lessons learned from the legendary musician.

In a humorous anecdote, Morrison recounts the memorable incident when Osbourne, despite not being a driver, excitedly received a new Ferrari and persuaded Morrison to take it for a reckless spin, resulting in a chaotic yet unforgettable experience. Morrison’s upcoming solo album, featuring renowned artists like Marilyn Manson, is dedicated to Osbourne, whom he believes would have been proud of his musical endeavors.