Ray Davies Quotes
Top 100 wise famous quotes and sayings by Ray Davies
Ray Davies Famous Quotes & Sayings
Discover top inspirational quotes from Ray Davies on Wise Famous Quotes.
Before you condemn me my friends, I suggest you look deep inside you. For good and evil exists in us all.
When he feels the world is closing in, he turns his stereo way up high. He just spends his life, living in a rock and roll fantasy.
Life means nothing to you, at least that's what they say. But it doesn't mean that you have the right to take life away.
I don't wanna die in a nuclear war, I want to sail away to a distant shore, and make like an apeman.
Yesterday love was such an easy game for you to play. But now let's face it, things are so much easier today. Let it be like yesterday.
To the field we are scattered from the day we are born to grow wild and sleep rough til from the earth we are torn.
If after two weeks you still can't write your middle-eight, the best course of action is to see a psychiatrist
All you have to do is relax and feel your history, because it will never go away and there is no future without it.
People take pictures of the Summer, just in case someone thought they had missed it, and to proved that it really existed.
Here's hoping all the days ahead, won't be as bitter as the one's behind you. Be an optimist instead, and somehow happiness will find you.
Great American union rules with a fist, a smile, and a gun. Great American napalm lights up the sky like the sun.
Hate builds up from the childhood when your world was a slum, but you haven't got the right to blow it to kingdom come.
Self destroyer, wreck your health, destroy friends, destroy yourself. The time device of self destruction, lies, confusion, start eruption.
Standing in the middle of nowhere, wondering how to begin. Lost between tomorrow and yesterday, between now and then.
I'd really like to change the world and save it from the mess it's in. I'm so weak, I'm so thin, I want to fly, but I can't even swim.
The big corporations and the big companies turned musicians into factory workers on an assembly line.