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Sharon Says Ozzy Deliberately Sacrificed 'Months' of His Life for Final Sabbath Show. He Spent His Remaining 17 Days 'Elated': 'He Was So, So Happy' - Ultimate Guitar

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'It was Ozzy's goodbye, and he knew it was his goodbye. My kids didn't know. We didn't tell the children. We didn't tell anyone.'

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