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Ozzy Osbourne "Mr. Tinkertrain": Would you like some sweeties little girl? Come a little closer I'm gonna show you a brand new world Would you like some sweeties little girl? Can you say Mr. Tinkertrain? Ask specific questions and get answers to unlock more indepth meanings & facts. Add your song meanings, interpretations, facts, memories & more to the community. This song is about the dangers of child molestation in our society, so don't think Ozzy as some whore (OzzyGurly). Listen to Ozzy Osbourne: Subscribe to the official Ozzy Osbourne YouTube channel: Ozzy's music video for the song "Mr. Would you like some sweeties little girl? Can you say Mr. Tinkertrain? Ask specific questions and get answers to unlock more indepth meanings & facts. Add your song meanings, interpretations, facts, memories & more to the community. This song is about the dangers of child molestation in our society, so don't think Ozzy as some whore (OzzyGurly). Listen to Ozzy Osbourne: Subscribe to the official Ozzy Osbourne YouTube channel: Ozzy's Written with his guitarist, Zakk Wylde, and drummer, Randy Castillo, "Mr. Tinkertrain" is the opening track on Ozzy's sixth solo album, No More Tears. Dating back to his Black Sabbath days, Ozzy's songs are often tinged with evil, which became his trademark (the "Prince of Darkness"). Written with his guitarist, Zakk Wylde, and drummer, Randy Castillo, "Mr. Tinkertrain" is the opening track on Ozzy's sixth solo album, No More Tears. Dating back to his Black Sabbath days, Ozzy's songs are often tinged with evil, which became his trademark (the "Prince of Darkness"). "Mr. Tinkertrain" by Ozzy Osbourne is a song that delves into the dark and disturbing world of a predatory individual. The lyrics depict a narrator, Mr. Tinkertrain, luring a young girl with promises of an enticing and forbidden adventure. In Ozzy Osbourne’s song ‘Mr. Tinkertrain,’ a dark and unsettling theme unfolds through the lyrics. The song delves into the disturbing fantasies of a character named Mr. Tinkertrain, drawing listeners into a world of manipulation and control. Track Mr. Tinkertrain 17 September 1991 From: No More Tears (Expanded Edition) Buy Now Listen Discuss the deeper meaning of Ozzy Osbourne's song Mr. Tinkertrain. Read and vote on user submitted song interpretations. Mr. Tinkertrain Lyrics: Would you like some sweeties little girl? / Come a little closer / I'm gonna show you a brand new world tonight / I've got a palace full of fantasy / Ready made just for Ozzy Osbourne "Mr. Tinkertrain": Would you like some sweeties little girl? Come a little closer I'm gonna show you a brand new world In Ozzy Osbourne’s song ‘Mr. Tinkertrain,’ a dark and unsettling theme unfolds through the lyrics. The song delves into the disturbing fantasies of a character named Mr. Tinkertrain, drawing listeners into a world of manipulation and control. Mr. Tinkertrain Lyrics: Would you like some sweeties little girl? / Come a little closer / I'm gonna show you a brand new world tonight / I've got a palace full of fantasy / Ready made just for Listen to Ozzy Osbourne: Subscribe to the official Ozzy Osbourne YouTube channel: Ozzy's Listen to Ozzy Osbourne: Subscribe to the official Ozzy Osbourne YouTube channel: Ozzy's music video for the song "Mr. "Mr. Tinkertrain" by Ozzy Osbourne is a song that delves into the dark and disturbing world of a predatory individual. The lyrics depict a narrator, Mr. Tinkertrain, luring a young girl with promises of an enticing and forbidden adventure. Discuss the deeper meaning of Ozzy Osbourne's song Mr. Tinkertrain. Read and vote on user submitted song interpretations. Track Mr. Tinkertrain 17 September 1991 From: No More Tears (Expanded Edition) Buy Now Listen

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