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Avett Lyric Quotes By Albert Camus: Great feelings take with them their own universe,

Great feelings take with them their own universe, splendid or abject. — Albert Camus

Avett Lyric Quotes By Stephen Richards: For your mind, emotions and physical body to

For your mind, emotions and physical body to be working together in total harmony, the chakras need to be spinning at the correct frequency. — Stephen Richards

Avett Lyric Quotes By James Cotton: Little Walter was the best harmonica player I

Little Walter was the best harmonica player I ever heard in my life. — James Cotton

Avett Lyric Quotes By Anton Chekhov: How unbearable at times are people who are

How unbearable at times are people who are happy, people for whom everything works out. — Anton Chekhov

Avett Lyric Quotes By Bill Mauldin: I feel like a fugitive from the law

I feel like a fugitive from the law of averages. — Bill Mauldin

Avett Lyric Quotes By Liz Garbus: I think the combination of genius and celebrity,

I think the combination of genius and celebrity, in the case of Bobby Fischer, was a dangerous cocktail. — Liz Garbus

Avett Lyric Quotes By John Urbancik: When she has an opinion, she makes it

When she has an opinion, she makes it yours, and you'd do well to simply agree and pray she turns her attention elsewhere. — John Urbancik

Avett Lyric Quotes By C.E. Murphy: He fell ass over tea Kettle

He fell ass over tea Kettle — C.E. Murphy

Avett Lyric Quotes By Clifford Odets: Mr President, the president is dead.

Mr President, the president is dead. — Clifford Odets

Avett Lyric Quotes By Lorraine Heath: Words on paper are not the same as

Words on paper are not the same as blood on hands. — Lorraine Heath

Avett Lyric Quotes By Christopher Moore: It is accepted science that God himself gave

It is accepted science that God himself gave the French the gift of their cuisine, and while he was downstairs, cursed the English with theirs. — Christopher Moore