The chorus is catchy and anthemic, the kind of hook that could have easily found a home on a 1986 soundtrack for a coming-of-age movie or a mid-tier hair metal album. The vocals possess a certain gritty quality that, to the untrained ear, sounds remarkably similar to Ozzy during his The Ultimate Sin or No Rest for the Wicked eras.
. During this time, the band wrote lyrics and recorded demos for what would become the Never Say Die! Let Go Ozzy Bootleg
: In 2021 , his producer Andrew Watt finally played the song for him and captured his reaction on video. The chorus is catchy and anthemic, the kind