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A soft drizzle fell over Birmingham as the city stood in reverent silence. The world watched — millions holding their breath — as the funeral procession wound its way through the streets where Ozzy Osbourne’s life first began. Among the mourners was Guy Penrod, 62, walking quietly beside the hearse. His silver hair damp with mist, his eyes cast downward, he wore a deep black suit that matched the gravity of the day.

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Birmingham fell silent beneath a gray, bitter sky. Millions watched — from crowded streets to glowing screens around the world — as the funeral procession moved slowly through the city where Ozzy Osbourne was born. Walking beside the hearse was Willie Nelson, now 92, quiet and steady. His silver braids were neatly tied, his black suit pressed, his dark hat pulled low to shield eyes red with sorrow. In his trembling hands, he carried a black-and-white framed photo of his beloved friend — Ozzy Osbourne.

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A soft drizzle fell over Birmingham as the city stood in reverent silence. The world watched — millions holding their breath — as the funeral procession wound its way through the streets where Ozzy Osbourne’s life first began. Among the mourners was Guy Penrod, 62, walking quietly beside the hearse. His silver hair damp with mist, his eyes cast downward, he wore a deep black suit that matched the gravity of the day.

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Birmingham fell silent beneath a gray, bitter sky. Millions watched — from crowded streets to glowing screens around the world — as the funeral procession moved slowly through the city where Ozzy Osbourne was born. Walking beside the hearse was Willie Nelson, now 92, quiet and steady. His silver braids were neatly tied, his black suit pressed, his dark hat pulled low to shield eyes red with sorrow. In his trembling hands, he carried a black-and-white framed photo of his beloved friend — Ozzy Osbourne.

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