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Ozzy Osbourne I Just Want You Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 9.80/10 [10 votes]Album: Ozzmosis / Original Release Date: 1995-10-13Genre: RockSong Duration: 4 min 56 sec
I Just Want You
Ozzy Osbourne
Ozzy Osbourne
OZZY OSBOURNE
- I Just Want You LyricsThere are no unlockable doors, there are no unwindable wars
There are no unrightable wrongs or unsingable songs
There are no unbeatable odds, there are no believable Gods
There are no unnameable names, shall I say it again, yeah?
There are no impossible dreams, there are no invisible seams
Each night when the day is through
I don't ask much
I just want you
I just want you
There are no uncriminals crimes there are no unrhymable rhymes
There are no identical twins or forgivable sins
There are no incurable ills there are no unkillable thrills
One thing and you know it's true
I don't ask much
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
I'm sick and tired of begin' sick and tired
I used to go to bed so high and wired, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
I think I'll buy myself some plastic water
I guess I should have married Lennon's daughter, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
There are no unachievable goals there are no unsaveable souls
No legitimate Kings or Queens do you know what I mean, yeah
There are no indisputable truths and there ain't no fountain of youth
Each night when the day is through
I don't ask much
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
Yeah, yeah, yeah
I just want you
I just want you
Hey, yeah
I just want you
Yeah, yeah, yeah
I just want you, hey
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
There are no unrightable wrongs or unsingable songs
There are no unbeatable odds, there are no believable Gods
There are no unnameable names, shall I say it again, yeah?
There are no impossible dreams, there are no invisible seams
Each night when the day is through
I don't ask much
I just want you
I just want you
There are no uncriminals crimes there are no unrhymable rhymes
There are no identical twins or forgivable sins
There are no incurable ills there are no unkillable thrills
One thing and you know it's true
I don't ask much
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
I'm sick and tired of begin' sick and tired
Yeah, yeah, yeah
I think I'll buy myself some plastic water
I guess I should have married Lennon's daughter, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
There are no unachievable goals there are no unsaveable souls
No legitimate Kings or Queens do you know what I mean, yeah
There are no indisputable truths and there ain't no fountain of youth
Each night when the day is through
I don't ask much
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
Yeah, yeah, yeah
I just want you
I just want you
Hey, yeah
I just want you
Yeah, yeah, yeah
I just want you, hey
I just want you
I just want you
I just want you
Facts about I Just Want You
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I Just Want You is written by James Douglas Vallance, Ozzy Osbourne.
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It is first released on October 13, 1995 as part of Ozzy Osbourne's album "Ozzmosis" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, the track 'I Just Want You' by Ozzy Osbourne speaks of a profound longing for a particular person, focusing on the idea that, despite the hassles and ups and downs of life, nothing else is wanted but that person's company. The lyrics suggest that the longing for companionship is pure and simple, and they also draw a clear line between the personal connection and the banalities of life. It is through I just want you lyrics that one can identify the feelings of love, contemplation, angst, social commentary, and heartbreak as the main themes. Nevertheless, the song conveys the same thing regarding desire and longing, existential reflections, and disillusionment in a different way. The words used in the song range from sharing mature themes and expressing frustration to using no explicit language, violence, or sex. The overall message comes out to be very reflective and emotional, thus, possibly requiring parents’ guidance for young listeners.
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I Just Want You falls under the genre Rock.
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I Just Want You song length is 4 minutes and 56 seconds.
Who wrote I Just Want You lyrics?
I Just Want You is written by James Douglas Vallance, Ozzy Osbourne.
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When was I Just Want You released?
It is first released on October 13, 1995 as part of Ozzy Osbourne's album "Ozzmosis" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind I Just Want You lyrics?
When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, the track 'I Just Want You' by Ozzy Osbourne speaks of a profound longing for a particular person, focusing on the idea that, despite the hassles and ups and downs of life, nothing else is wanted but that person's company. The lyrics suggest that the longing for companionship is pure and simple, and they also draw a clear line between the personal connection and the banalities of life. It is through I just want you lyrics that one can identify the feelings of love, contemplation, angst, social commentary, and heartbreak as the main themes. Nevertheless, the song conveys the same thing regarding desire and longing, existential reflections, and disillusionment in a different way. The words used in the song range from sharing mature themes and expressing frustration to using no explicit language, violence, or sex. The overall message comes out to be very reflective and emotional, thus, possibly requiring parents’ guidance for young listeners.
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Which genre is I Just Want You?
I Just Want You falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song I Just Want You?
I Just Want You song length is 4 minutes and 56 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): James Douglas Vallance, Ozzy Osbourne
Record Label(s): 1995, 1996, 2002 Sony Music Entertainment Inc
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