Quote by Robyn Hitchcock

You can't censor people's dreams.

You can't censor people's dreams.

Summary

This quote suggests that dreams and aspirations are innate and cannot be controlled or suppressed. It highlights the idea that individuals have the right to pursue their own aspirations and desires, without being suppressed or censored by external forces. It advocates for the power and freedom of individuals to dream freely, encouraging the blossoming of creativity and imagination without limitations.

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