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Daymeon Fishback Quotes By Ella Fox

I believe in fate because Spencer is in my life. He's saved me more times than he knows, just by being there. — Ella Fox

Daymeon Fishback Quotes By Bob Dylan

A lot of people don't have much food on their table. But they got a lot of forks 'n knives. And they got to cut somethin'. — Bob Dylan

Daymeon Fishback Quotes By Vladimir Nabokov

The isms go, the ist dies, art remains — Vladimir Nabokov

Daymeon Fishback Quotes By Josh Hinds

If you do your best, stay in the game, learn along the way, and adapt as best you can, life has an incredible way of filling in the details for you. — Josh Hinds

Daymeon Fishback Quotes By Iain Glen

I don't know anyone who's suffered lung cancer. — Iain Glen

Daymeon Fishback Quotes By George R R Martin

If the novels are still being read in 50 years, no one is ever going to say: 'What's great about that sixth book is that he met his deadline!' It will be about how the whole thing stands up. — George R R Martin

Daymeon Fishback Quotes By Prodigy

I got lots of love for my crew, that is;
No love for them other crews and rival kids.
All them out-of-town niggas know what time it is,
And if they don't? They need to buy a watch, word up. — Prodigy

Daymeon Fishback Quotes By Heather O'Neill

When you are born and put into your crib, the whole world sticks their heads over the tops of the bars. They give you a name and they have all sorts of different ideas about you.
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But your task is to become something much more unique and surprising than anyone your parents could ever imagine you to be. You have to know that the life you have is completely yours. — Heather O'Neill

Daymeon Fishback Quotes By Oscar Wilde

Art never expresses anything but itself. It has an independent life, just as thought has, and develops purely on its own lines (...) So far from being the creation of its time, it is usually in direct opposition to it, and the only history that it preserves for us is the history of its own progress. (...) In no case it represents its age. To pass from the art of a time to the time itself is the great mistake that all historians commit. — Oscar Wilde