Quote by Janis Joplin

An' I don't want much outa life, I never wanted a mansion in the south. I just-a want to find someone sincere Who'd treat me like he talks, One good man.

An' I don't want much outa life, I never wanted a mansion in

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This quote reflects a humble and uncomplicated desire for genuine love and respect. The speaker expresses contentment with a modest life and emphasizes the importance of finding a partner who truly embodies the qualities they appreciate verbally. Rather than material possessions or extravagant lifestyles, the speaker seeks a simple yet profound connection with a sincere and reliable individual â€“ one good man.

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