Quote by Luther Burbank

I don't fell good.

I don't fell good.

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The quote, "I don't feel good," expresses a negative emotional state or physical discomfort. It could be referring to an individual experiencing poor health, either in the physical or mental sense. Such words typically indicate a general sense of unhappiness or dissatisfaction with one's well-being. It can serve as a concise way to communicate a personal state of discomfort or distress.

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